> If you are really good at something, you'll find AI sucks at everything.

Nah, just at that something :-)

I think the point is, there's always someone good at what you are evaluating. Anyone with expertise in the domain will recognize how back it sucks in any given domain.

Don't get me wrong, AI can definitely be used as a tool by someone who knows what they're doing to avoid boilerplate. But anyone using it in a domain they aren't already an expert in will unknowingly accept AI f ups.

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lagrange77 3 days ago | parent [-]

Exactly. And this seems more and more to be an inherent property of AI, which is kind of calming.

	▲	ejjer 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		If we go one step further… this is why we buy stuff from other people and firms - because they specialise in stuff that we can then allocate resources on stuff that we are better at ourselves. Henceforth the idea that all these SaaS firms disappear due to firms replicating their products internally is stupid.