Question 1
By April 2027, how much will factual mistakes still limit AI?
Choose one answer
Question 1
By April 2027, how much will factual mistakes still limit AI?
What this question measures
This question measures your expectation of whether AI factual reliability will cross the threshold from assistive use to deployable consequential use by April 2027.
Exact definitions
Consequential use = Use in workflows where factual mistakes can cause non-trivial legal, financial, safety, or operational damage.
A = Reliability remains below deployment threshold; AI is still mainly a drafting and brainstorming tool for human-led work.
B = Reliability rises enough for heavy practical use, but not enough to remove routine human verification from consequential workflows.
C = Reliability rises enough that many bounded consequential workflows can operate without routine human verification.
How this answer is scored
A = Skeptical reliability expectation.
B = Pragmatic reliability expectation.
C = High-confidence reliability expectation.
How it affects your profile
This is one of the main inputs into your capability score, especially your view on whether hallucination risk remains structurally limiting.