AI Gives Confident Answers Without Testing Them Against Scrutiny
High-stakes decision makers (consultants, executives, investors) cannot trust AI-generated recommendations because the systems optimize for convincing answers rather than defensible ones. There is no standard methodology to adversarially test AI outputs before using them in consequential decisions. Executives need outputs with an evidence trail showing what alternatives were considered and eliminated.
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