This problem has the character where answers are easier to check than they are to generate, right.
@patio11
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Designing AI systems for honest users versus criminal threats
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And so does that process need to be designed to optimize for the needs of its typical user, the honest person, or its typical user, a criminal you can’t offer services to? Yes.
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Criminals vs Honest Users: Account Security Scale Problem
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“Surely, criminals are not more numerous than honest working folk.” Of course they aren’t. But if you have an account opening process, your typical honest customer will go through that precisely once, and a criminal might try to go through it 13,000 times. On Tuesday.
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Bureaucratic Process Design and Abuse Prevention Challenges
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A persistent surprise for entrepreneurs and policymakers, which is illegible to customers and largely outside of their mental models, is that bureaucratic processes will disproportionately need to engage with people attempting to abuse the process.
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Streamlining Client Onboarding for Accounting Firms Through Automation
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“How would I get distribution for it?” One way is to build an easy way for accountancies to just send a link to their customer then never think about it again, rather than having a protracted conversation and data gathering step that customers hate paying for.
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Solo Developers Overcoming Regulatory Barriers Through Creative Solutions
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“There has to be a regulatory reason that a solo dev couldn’t do this.” I bet you it is not a reason that a creative solo dev could not overcome via some combination of reading, writing, and possibly figuring out a way to contract with Enrolled Agents in a piecework style.
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Building Glue Code and UI for Mass-Market Forms
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I mention this because a) I would of course happily have used a random small software business to file this form that I care about a lot less than many forms and b) there are MANY forms in the world filled out by 100k+ people that need a bit of glue code and UI.
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ChatGPT automation reduces accounting data entry costs
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I will be invoiced $1,200 by an accountancy to do data entry on filing FBARs this year. My process for generating the data their filing involved a bit of ChatGPT and Excel, but since I don’t have an API integration with FinCEN paid them so I didn’t have to try to retype things.
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OpenAI tech demo sparks curiosity about future developments
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Might be me, given that this seems to be practically a tech demo at this point for OpenAI and I'm curious to see what happens.
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Political Pressure and Algorithmic Discrimination in Financial AI Systems
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Some people want the power to coerce particular actors such as e.g. banks to do things they want like e.g. extend credit at preferential terms to demographics they care about, and if your for loops and if statements don't do that, they will say "That is discriminatory AI then."