AI can build models you can’t verify.

8 May 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief talk, the speaker highlights the emergence of AI tools capable of generating massive numbers of spreadsheet formulas—up to 100,000 cells—while questioning how users can be confident those formulas are correct. Although the technology is impressive and may eventually earn user trust, the current reality presents a significant challenge: hidden anomalies and errors are hard to detect, especially when the user did not build the model themselves. The speaker emphasizes that auditing or picking through such AI‑constructed spreadsheets is difficult, raising concerns about reliability and verification.

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