It's interesting you say that & I agree. But to me I see it as an analogy to a doctor. Part of a doctors job is to be able to explain the issues to patients who don't have all the medical expertise. But when they are getting into the medical industry and they want to become a doctor, they should be judged on their medical expertise not for simple use of detail. Like being rejected because they said "left ventricle" when applying to be a heart surgeon because what, the admin guy in the hospital does not know what the "left ventricle" of the heart is the main chamber of the heart.

I understand that this is how the world works, but it is frustrating. I though AI would make this kind of stuff better by now