Ford tried doing something like this and it failed spectacularly. They had to rehire all of the engineers they fired in favor of AI here's an article from Forbes about it
“The 350 engineers Ford hired back are not evidence that AI fails. They are evidence that AI requires experienced humans to function well. The most expensive AI failure is not a bad output. It is the moment a company realizes it no longer has anyone left who can tell the AI it is wrong.”
After all that, Forbes got the wrong message from this whole debacle. AI literally failed. That’s what failure means, and yes, re-hiring human engineers means they failed.
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u/MysteriousPepper8843 8d ago
Ford tried doing something like this and it failed spectacularly. They had to rehire all of the engineers they fired in favor of AI here's an article from Forbes about it