Why is it dangerous for a practitioner to rely on AI outputs without independent tax judgment?
AI can sound extremely confident even when it is inconsistent, and that makes it tempting to treat it like a fast second opinion. But tax work is too precise for that kind of blind trust. I want a representation-focused explanation of where the risk really sits.
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