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The neuroscience case for never delegating judgment to AI

I keep asking people a simple question: how many times has your gut been right — not the times you wish you had listened, the times you actually had the feeling and later found out whether it was correct? The answer comes back north of ninety per cent for almost everyone I ask. That is not a hunch.…

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  1. 2026-10-01 18:10 · r/artificial
    The neuroscience case for never delegating judgment to AI

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