The most trustworthy AI answer might be the one that slows down
I’ve started noticing that I trust AI more when it pauses and tells me what it cannot tell from the information I gave it. A confident answer is convenient, but a useful answer should also show where the uncertainty is. Sometimes the difference between “this is probably true” and “this is definitel…
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- 2026-10-01 09:10 · r/artificial
The most trustworthy AI answer might be the one that slows down
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