This is a quote from Adam DeJans Jr. It is right to the point and should be shown completely: “Most AI systems can tell you what happened. Very few can tell you why. And almost none can tell you what to do next.

Yet we keep handing over high-stakes decisions (hiring, sentencing, pricing, credit scoring) to algorithms built to detect patterns, not understand them.

Here’s the problem:

AI is great at perception (seeing, hearing, translating), but in prediction tasks involving humans, the cracks start to show.

What people forget is that:
→ Accuracy ≠ value
→ A forecast ≠ a decision
→ Probabilities ≠ understanding
→ Correlation ≠ causation

If you’re using AI to replace judgment rather than support it, you’re not modern, you’re reckless.

Smart orgs don’t chase models. They build decision systems.” Link