Geoffrey Hinton told 60 Minutes that AI is already comparable with radiologists at reading medical images. I'd want it as a second opinion on my X-ray, with my doctor still making the call. Would you? @60Minutes#AI
A company owns every word it publishes, even a chatbot's.
In 2024 a Canadian tribunal ordered Air Canada to pay about CA$812 after its chatbot gave wrong refund advice, and said the airline is responsible for its whole website.
Crisis response: score 9, Hold.
Draw the line.
AI flagged 76 possible cosmic magnifying glasses in sky images, and telescopes confirmed 70 of them. That's the split I like: AI does the searching, people do the checking. Where else should we work this way? @NOIRLabAstro#AI
Quick order updates can be automated. A worried customer cannot.
Klarna says AI still handles about two thirds of its customer chats, and it promises a path to a human.
Order status replies score 2: Hand off. A customer apology email scores 5: Team up.
Draw the line.
Demis Hassabis, now Chair of Google DeepMind, warned that the AI race might tempt some players to cut corners on safety. I'd happily wait a little longer for an AI that was built carefully. Would you? @GoogleDeepMind#AI
A media plan is only as good as its arithmetic.
A draft plan scores 4: Team up. AI can lay out channels and splits. You re-check every number against budget and past results.
Spend always needs a named human approval, whatever the score.
Draw the line.
Sending free products to creators? Their post may need an ad label.
In India, ASCI says creators must disclose a material connection, even free products nobody asked them to post about.
Outreach drafts score 4: Team up. AI drafts, you personalise.
Draw the line.
AI can already predict when a sperm whale is about to dive deep, just from its clicks. What the clicks mean is still unknown. I know what I'd ask first. What would you ask a whale? @projectceti#AI
A brand name has to last for years.
Naming scores 8: hard to undo once launched, hard to check, and it takes taste and care for everyone it touches. Zone: Hold. AI can bring 100 ideas to inform you. A named person decides, with legal checks.
Draw the line.
Disney's Olaf robot learned to walk inside a simulator, copying motion made by animators. A cartoon moving like the film is a lovely use of robotics. Would you chat with him? @Disney#AI
Notes from the boardroom need more than a quick skim.
Board meeting notes score 4: sensitive content, and the wording shapes how leaders are seen. Zone: Team up. AI drafts, you challenge, edit and approve before they go anywhere.
Draw the line.
Your weekly numbers summary should not eat your Monday.
An internal performance report scores 1: easy to fix, every figure can be checked against the dashboard, little taste needed, nobody hurt. Zone: Hand off. AI drafts it, you spot-check three numbers.
Draw the line.
A chatbot that can quote a price can quote $1.
In 2023 a Chevrolet dealership's bot replied "That's a deal" to a $1 offer for a new Tahoe after a user told it to agree with everything. The dealer switched it off.
Pricing always needs a named human.
Draw the line.