You can know a hole is not straight. You can see it. Besides, if your house is built by someone that doesn’t know how a drill works, well, it’s going to crash down over you. Then why are we accepting works of people that can’t and doesn’t know how to properly use the tool?
Now, both of your examples have a person having to use the tool and know how to use it… IA is having the drill doing a hole by itself and just say “good enough”. The house will crash down.
My point stand against both your examples. Both requires a human doing the work and the human to know how to use it to be useful. If the difference between a surgeon and a butcher is precision and knowledge, why are we allowing the butchers in on everything?
“IA” at best is a tool and at worst is a substitute. A “tool” that doesn’t ask anything from you is not a tool.
I stand by it’s not a tool. It’s a substitute. But even by labeling as a tool, why should accept works from people that doesn’t know how to use it and when? By following your examples we can’t trust anyone claiming “I did this” with an “IA” until we or a professional inspect it, and since you can’t inspect the absurd volume of things “IA” spits, the only solution left is ignore it all. Either you trust blindly on the guy that says he knows how to use the drill and risk your house falling down, or only accept works of a professional, and if you only take the job of professionals then what’s the use for “IA” then?
You can know a hole is not straight. You can see it. Besides, if your house is built by someone that doesn’t know how a drill works, well, it’s going to crash down over you. Then why are we accepting works of people that can’t and doesn’t know how to properly use the tool?
Now, both of your examples have a person having to use the tool and know how to use it… IA is having the drill doing a hole by itself and just say “good enough”. The house will crash down.
My point stand against both your examples. Both requires a human doing the work and the human to know how to use it to be useful. If the difference between a surgeon and a butcher is precision and knowledge, why are we allowing the butchers in on everything?
“IA” at best is a tool and at worst is a substitute. A “tool” that doesn’t ask anything from you is not a tool.
I stand by it’s not a tool. It’s a substitute. But even by labeling as a tool, why should accept works from people that doesn’t know how to use it and when? By following your examples we can’t trust anyone claiming “I did this” with an “IA” until we or a professional inspect it, and since you can’t inspect the absurd volume of things “IA” spits, the only solution left is ignore it all. Either you trust blindly on the guy that says he knows how to use the drill and risk your house falling down, or only accept works of a professional, and if you only take the job of professionals then what’s the use for “IA” then?