AI Should Help Experts Miss Less, Not Replace Their Judgment
hugobowne · x · 2026-09-04
In Hugo Browne's thread on Hamel Husain's eval advice (points 4-5): AI should help experts miss less by surfacing possible facts, contradictions and open questions — even if some are wrong — while the doctor still signs the report. Context: Claude Code makes it easy to ship AI products users can't verify, and evals won't rescue that design.
Related event: Hamel Husain: Don't Build AI Products If You Won't Inspect Your Own Data(12 posts)→
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