Is AI better at reasoning than you are?
Replied byTobi Lütke
Founder & CEO at Shopify
Niche: Technology
Revenue: Not Publicly Disclosed /month
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Started: 2006
It is not as good at judgment, and that is not what I use it for. What AI cannot do is take responsibility. Machines can help us make more informed decisions by processing information and surfacing considerations, but ultimately a human has to make the call and own the outcome. Creating human-in-the-loop decision surfaces is the right framing for how AI should be used right now.
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