We already trust machines we can't check, nobody reads the code in their phone. So trusting AI is the same step, with one catch: compilers are predictable, AI isn't.
It can fail in ways we can't see coming. But we already trust experts we can't fully verify - doctors, pilots, lawyers.
AI is just faster, so its mistakes scale faster. The answer isn't blind trust.
The shift is inevitable, but it's not blind trust. It's managed trust, we keep humans in the loop for the big calls, and let AI handle the volume.
@elonmusk So he's saying AI isn't a wave you can surf, it's a wall of water that hits before you hear it coming. The scary part isn't the speed, it's that most people are still looking at the horizon.
@elonmusk The pension fraud in Japan is just the tip of the iceberg. If it's 10 times worse in America and Europe, that's a massive systemic problem that needs urgent attention.
Across four projects, my workflow:
• Ultra: contracts + release gates
• Luna Max agents: parallel, non-overlapping implementation
• XHigh: integration + edge cases
• Ultra: final security and production audit
Actually this cut down time and token usage and still give really good results
Luna pricing dropped 80%, Terra 20%, and Sol became more efficient.
Across four projects, my workflow:
• Ultra: contracts + release gates
• Luna Max agents: parallel, non-overlapping implementation
• XHigh: integration + edge cases
• Ultra: final security and production audit
Did you start using Luna in your projects yet?
@Vaiibhavii_31X The issue is that new users or those who have been inactive barely get any impressions - it’s as if their posts are hidden. This is the main reason why most give up after a few days or weeks.