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  • That’s not how it works though. It would be great if these AI models were deterministic but you can get different answers to the same questions at any given time. Given different input and given different goals, the agents wouldn’t likely fail on the same task when given proper instruction.

    The main point is that it’s not going to be correct all the time. And neither is a human.

    The regulation comes in when you’re dealing with sensitive information, like health diagnoses. There needs to be some logic in place to stop the models from being so confident with wrong answers that could hurt people.

    Realistically, neither of us know what’s gonna work until we try it. Theoretically, verification agents would work.