An LLM can be right, but humans still decide what is best
eptwts · x · 2026-07-21
The post argues that an LLM can give you a correct answer, but not necessarily the best one.
The implication is that human layers around AI — communities, consulting, courses, and mentorship — will remain valuable because they help people decide what is best, not just what is technically correct.
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