Humans make mistakes too, sometimes catastrophic ones. AI doesn't need to be perfect to beat us at specific tasks like counting, where it's already matching or exceeding human accuracy. The real difference is accountability: when a human fails, we blame them; when AI fails, we blame the creator.
So that's the standard. You're paying humans to do it now. And people say, well, I don't trust AI. Well, you know what? Got some news for you. Humans make mistakes too, and sometimes catastrophic ones. Now, the difference is when that person makes a mistake, you have a neck to choke versus AI. If AI messes it up, then you got to— if it's something you built, then you got to choke your own neck. And it's not as fun that way. But I think AI is pretty close to being at least as accurate as humans. And it's certain tasks, counting being one of them, and we think there's a lot of room to, to create a ton of efficiency there. That's our next set.
