What domain expertise still can't be trusted to Claude or ChatGPT?
sartomiki · reddit · 2026-09-13
The OP argues that asking an LLM for a market analysis yields something that reads like a CSO slide deck — megatrends and buzzwords with no strategy tied to a company's actual position, resources, or constraints: the shape of strategic thinking without the substance.
They ask what others have had to hand back to a human domain expert because the model's answer, even with a good prompt, wasn't trustworthy enough.
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