Why can’t AI say "I don’t know"?
I want an AI that can disagree with me, admit uncertainty, and tell me when I need to check. A confident answer isn't always a reliable one.
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I'm a passionate maker building at the intersection of product, deep technology, and growth.
I'm obsessed about productivity, innovation, and growth mindset.
I've built SaaS products, AI Platforms & Consumer Apps used by millions. Sold to Fortune 500 and Fortune 2,000 companies.
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I want an AI that can disagree with me, admit uncertainty, and tell me when I need to check. A confident answer isn't always a reliable one.
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