[AI from the Island] Vol. 2 · Chapter 11 · A Machine That Says When It Doesn't Know, and the Trust AI Must Earn, Considered at an Island Bus Stop

1. Columnist Jang Hyeong-im wrote in her column about the conditions that make artificial intelligence trustworthy, after seeing an elderly woman deceived by a voice assistant at a bus stop in Ganghwa.
2. Drawing on the words of an elderly woman she met at the Bureun-myeon bus stop, "If you don't know, you don't say you don't know," the author presented three aspects.
3. The author argues that AI that says when it does not know, discloses its identity, and waits for slower people is the starting point of trust.

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