A wrong answer in a chatbot is frustrating. A wrong action from an AI system is different. The dangerous part is not just that it fails. It’s that it may act with full confidence on: incomplete data outdated context ambiguous instructions a bad assumption nobody noticed That feels like a deeper problem than raw benchmark performance. Should we be evaluating serious AI systems less by “how smart are they?” and more by “how well do they handle uncertainty?” submitted by /u/Alpertayfur
Originally posted by u/Alpertayfur on r/ArtificialInteligence
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