I think it’s a matter of worktype. If people only use it for something where they don’t/can’t verify the result, like a search engine, they’ll assume it’s always correct, but if you use it for something where you don’t have a choice verifying it, like your example which is very easily visually checked, you get to see everything it fucks up.
It’s also about workload. Give it something small that any idiot could do with a few google searches, like putting together a formula in Excel, it’ll likely do it without fucking it up 99% of the time. But something more complex with more parametres, will have a higher chance to fail spectacularly.
I think it’s a matter of worktype. If people only use it for something where they don’t/can’t verify the result, like a search engine, they’ll assume it’s always correct, but if you use it for something where you don’t have a choice verifying it, like your example which is very easily visually checked, you get to see everything it fucks up.
It’s also about workload. Give it something small that any idiot could do with a few google searches, like putting together a formula in Excel, it’ll likely do it without fucking it up 99% of the time. But something more complex with more parametres, will have a higher chance to fail spectacularly.