[ansk]

Imagine reading a math or programming textbook where each statement was true with probability 0.95.

[sno129]

Plenty of mistakes in textbooks and research articles, it's possible the probability is already even lower.

[slashdave]

That just means you are adding errors on top of existing ones, hardly an improvement

[throwthrowuknow]

errata. Also real humans often make mistakes in live interviews. The biggest difference is that eventually these fake humans will have lower error rates than real ones.

[contagiousflow]

> eventually these fake humans will have lower error rates than real ones

Source?