This take seems fundamentally wrong to me. As in opening premise.
We use humans for serious contexts & mission critical tasks all the time and they're decidedly fallible and their minds are basically black boxes too. Surgeons, pilots, programmers etc.
I get the desire for reproducible certainty and verification like classic programming and why a security researcher might push for that ideal, but it's not actually a requirement for real world use.
We use humans for serious contexts & mission critical tasks all the time and they're decidedly fallible and their minds are basically black boxes too. Surgeons, pilots, programmers etc.
I get the desire for reproducible certainty and verification like classic programming and why a security researcher might push for that ideal, but it's not actually a requirement for real world use.