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What AI tasks do you wish had an independent "is this actually correct?" check?

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I've been experimenting with a simple idea for making AI systems more reliable: Instead of: Question → AI → Answer have: Question ↓ AI generates an answer ↓ External check ↓ Correct → output Wrong → feedback → try again I've built some small prototypes around this using Gemini/GPT and tools that ca…

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  1. 2026-09-12 20:25 · r/artificial
    What AI tasks do you wish had an independent "is this actually correct?" check?

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