Tim DaviesCEO Projekt Rising - The expert AI partner for SMEs

AI vs Human Decision-Making - Trusting AI Accuracy

29 Apr 2026 · 0 min

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Tim Davies and a colleague debate when to trust AI over human judgment. One argues AI needs 100% accuracy before we stop intervening, especially with knowledge passed across generations. Tim pushes back: humans have never achieved perfect accuracy either, so why demand it from machines?

At what point do we stop being involved in some of those processes and just trust the capability of AI's decision-making over ours?
I don't think we should ever, how to say, um, unless we know the 100% accuracy of what AI produces. But when it comes to the knowledge, when it comes to the concepts, theories, when it comes to conceptual sort of, you know, area where the knowledge can be passed from individual to individual, generation to generation. Our involvement of that is still not there yet. So how can we say that the information we put in, we use AI to co-create, would be 100% accurate? Nobody can say that at the moment.
But has it ever been 100% accurate when it's been human-based?
No, no.