Kate Bevan: @stephenkb.bsky.social did a good piece the other day about this very thing. You're responsible for how you use AI in your work; that's a really important principle and guardrail www.ft.com/content/3236...

Kate Bevan katebevan.com · Jan 14
An absolutely key first principle when using AI is that you, the human, are responsible for its outputs, and that you must *check* everything it churns out. Blaming Copilot doesn't wash.
- Alex Partridge handle.invalid · Jan 14
  WM Police chief Craig Guildford has apologised for identifying a fictitious West Ham v Maccabi Tel Aviv match in a police report. He’s written to the home affairs committee and blames Microsoft CoPilot for the error
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Kate Bevan katebevan.com
@stephenkb.bsky.social did a good piece the other day about this very thing. You're responsible for how you use AI in your work; that's a really important principle and guardrail www.ft.com/content/3236...
AI cannot take responsibility for human faults

As Grok shows, decisions have consequences and someone needs to be able to answer for them

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Ben Hall hallben.bsky.social · Jan 14
I’ve reposted this twice now, it’s great, and it’s getting referenced in my updated lecture covering the subject (alongside the 1979 IBM slide)

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AI cannot take responsibility for human faults