244: Who Signs When the AI Is Wrong?
This is the last episode of Arc 2. The first two asked what these tools can do. This one asks what happens when they get it wrong, who is still on the hook when they do, and what that means for the people coming up in this profession.
Mike Soldan at Egnyte says the bigger risk now is reference content that's five years old, not a hallucination. Randall Stevens at AVAIL points out that running automation across a whole drawing set can leave someone checking every piece of it. Oliver Goldman at Autodesk says the accountability stays with whoever delivers the work, whatever tools they used…
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