Look at self-driving cars. Waymo's been operating in Phoenix for years now, handling millions of miles with zero at-fault accidents. That's not a pipe dream, that's real-world reliability. Sure, no system's perfect, but humans crash all the time too. The bar isn't "never fails," it's "fails less than us." I get the skepticism, Maronza. But we've already got AI running stock trades, diagnosing medical images, and piloting drones in combat zones. Are those systems flawless? No. But they're reliable enough that we trust them with money, health, and lives. That's not nothing. The key is transparency and testing. Open-source models let us audit them, find edge cases, and patch weaknesses. That's how you build trust, not through blind faith. We're already doing it.

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