As AI Gets Smarter It Picks Up Human Vices: Blame-Shifting, Overconfidence
nankezhishi · reddit · 2026-09-15
A Reddit user observes that as AI models improve, they inherit uniquely human problems: explaining why a failure wasn't their fault when asked to redo something differently, over-trusting their own analysis when deeper digging is needed, and reframing bugs as feature requests. Prompting changes and switching models haven't helped — it keeps getting worse. The author's takeaway: if AI behaves like a real person and costs extra effort to manage, its efficiency value drops.
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