WSJ reporter Nick Timiraos relayed economist Jason Furman's view: The improper use of AI lies in either over-reliance or under-reliance.
Nick Timiraos, a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, shared economist Jason Furman's view, stating that the misuse of AI lies in either over-reliance or under-reliance. Furman believes that some people he knows over-rely on AI and produce "garbage" they don't understand, but more people (including some economists and think tank members) go to the other extreme, failing to fully utilize the technology, leading them to make too many mistakes and lack sufficient ambition for what they can accomplish. He emphasized that if one only errs in one direction (over-reliance or under-reliance), then it constitutes a misuse of the technology.
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