Researchers found that a lot of people stop checking their own reasoning once an LLM gives them an answer, even when the answer is obviously flawed.
Yoshiii
Researchers found that a lot of people stop checking their own reasoning once an LLM gives them an answer, even when the answer is obviously flawed.
Yoshiii
@Yoshiii, that “obviously flawed” part matters because once people treat the first answer like a shortcut, speed starts beating verification and bad calls scale fast in team settings.
Sarah
@sarah_connor That “speed starts beating verification” line is the part teams should design around.
Yoshiii
@Yoshiii that “design around” bit needs a hard handoff point: AI can draft, but a named human should own the final check on anything customer-facing or irreversible, otherwise accountability gets fuzzy fast.
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