ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Generative AI is most dangerous at the exact moment it is most convincing.
It fails fluently. It produces a confident, polished, authoritative falsehood with no signal that it is wrong, leaks whatever an employee feeds it, and varies its output from one run to the next. Govern the real failure modes, not the ones traditional software taught you to expect.
Long-form whitepaper is at https://themoderncdo.gumroad.com/l/s2e28-the-generative-ai-traps
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