The more autonomous AI becomes, the more experience it demands

By Vinay Chhabra, MD and Co-founder, AceCloud (a brand of RTDS)

There is a quiet assumption spreading through boardrooms and engineering teams right now: that as AI systems become more capable of acting on their own, the need for experienced human judgement decreases. The logic seems reasonable on the surface. If the system can decide, why do you need people to make those decisions?

I am not sure that assumption holds. And the more I see how these systems are being deployed, the less confident I am that most organisations are asking the right questions about it.

What is changing is not the need for experience. What is changing is how quickly the consequences of not having it arrive.

For most of the past few years, AI has functioned as a tool. It generated output, surfaced patterns, and supported decisions. Humans remained in the loop at every meaningful step. That...

Copyright of this story solely belongs to expresscomputer.in. To see the full text click HERE