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> The problem is not whether AI makes more or less mistakes than a human

My problem is who is accountable when the AI is given autonomy and messes up

It seems like AI is being deployed so it can take the blame for some individuals decisions that will have negative impacts. Then they can shrug and say "wasn't me, it was the AI"

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> Then they can shrug and say "wasn't me, it was the AI"

Or even worse they hold a fall person accountable. For example, a company pushing its employees to give more autonomy to LLMs for automating tasks and then blaming “human error” when the next token predictor inevitably fucks up something important.

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