> We are not people who write newspapers we are people who are directly involved in application of the technology, we posses a higher level of insight.

Cool, you're still a person who share their thoughts, just like the people who had similar reactions to when computers and the internet first came around. So many people were railing against the internet with "You'll never make payments over the internet", "it's too slow" and whatever. To the surprise of none of us nerds, the internet eventually ate the whole world and now large swaths of the population can't imagine life without it, for better or worse.

> Computers, the Internet, Steam engine, Rail roads are much more reliable.

You're comparing the reliability of huge ecosystems after they've gone mainstream, after decades, with something that is a couple of years old, hardly a fair comparison. Instead, compare where LLMs are today with the first years of computers, the internet and all that, and maybe you'll gain a new perspective on where LLMs are? None of those things were reliable initially and in many cases, involved actual human deaths before safety actually caught up.

Even when I got started with using the internet, which isn't that long time ago but around the modem-era, things were not so reliable or simple as they are today.