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A speaker explains why they'd rather trust robots than humans for specific jobs. DoorDash drivers eat the food or don't show up. For financial filings and predictive models, machines eliminate the subjective bias and errors humans introduce.

A speaker explains why they'd rather trust robots than humans for specific jobs. DoorDash drivers eat the food or don't show up. For financial filings and predictive models, machines eliminate the subjective bias and errors humans introduce.
I don't know if I trust humans. Seen too many of those movies with the DoorDash drivers eating the food and drinking and smoking while he's in there, whatever. Like, I don't know. Like sometimes the DoorDash people don't show up. I think honestly, for services like that, I'd rather a machine do it. I don't really need a human in there and, and introducing all the things that humans do wrong. I mean, I feel that way about parsing filings and building models. I don't want a human doing it. I don't want a human bringing their individual perceptions and things into something that's, can be very black and white.

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