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What is one AI task you would trust completely, and one you would never trust AI with?

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I’ve been thinking about how people actually decide what to give to an AI agent. There are some tasks where a small mistake probably does not matter much, while others can cause a real problem. For example, I would probably trust an AI agent with things like organizing information, summarizing docu…

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