I think the problem is they're trying to introduce nuance and a narrow path to allow this. They want an acceptable level of risk to using untrusted model output for the efficiency/productivity gains it will bring, notwithstanding hallucinations.
Generative AI would not have flown in the security theater of Yesteryear, but CTOs see productivity multipliers.
I think the problem is they're trying to introduce nuance and a narrow path to allow this. They want an acceptable level of risk to using untrusted model output for the efficiency/productivity gains it will bring, notwithstanding hallucinations.
Generative AI would not have flown in the security theater of Yesteryear, but CTOs see productivity multipliers.