Dylan LallHost
I mean, they've got valid, valid points and I completely agree with what they say, but I've always liked to play devil's advocate, right? So David, The one thing I do currently, I 100% agree on is the burden of responsibility, right? That's the moat for human beings, a human trust another human.

But still, I mean, this is this is what I was referring to before, when I've asked somebody to do so, like when somebody uses AI to do something, right, a task, let's say analyzing, analyzing something, a document of some sort, right? And let's say it's an incredibly long contract.

Once upon a time, it still happens, human beings would read through the contract, you know, they'll mark everything out, blah, blah, and then it's done.


But then I ask the question like I asked before, like, what's the benchmark? Are you benchmarking AI against 100 percent accuracy? But let's look at the let's look at the world around us.

The amount of mistakes that happen on a day to day basis in every single business.

I mean, they've got valid, valid points and I completely agree with what they say, but I've always liked to play devil's advocate, right? So David, The one thing I do currently, I 100% agree on is the burden of responsibility, right? That's the moat for human beings, a human trust another human.

But still, I mean, this is this is what I was referring to before, when I've asked somebody to do so, like when somebody uses AI to do something, right, a task, let's say analyzing, analyzing something, a document of some sort, right? And let's say it's an incredibly long contract.

Once upon a time, it still happens, human beings would read through the contract, you know, they'll mark everything out, blah, blah, and then it's done.


But then I ask the question like I asked before, like, what's the benchmark? Are you benchmarking AI against 100 percent accuracy? But let's look at the let's look at the world around us.

The amount of mistakes that happen on a day to day basis in every single business.
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