These inverse yield curves never seem to have been wrong, though there is quite a bit of wiggle room on when a recession might start. ~6 months to ~2 years is a pretty big window.
I'm actually more concerned with where we are on interest rates. We keep this up, and we're gonna end up like Germany, where with negative interest rates, you have to pay banks to keep your money.
I still submit that 4-5% on a 30 year treasury is a good and stable interest rate. It's not outlandish for loans and mortgages, and it lets banks make a little bit, which means they can pay reasonable interest rates, which are especially good for the elderly, who generally can't survive 10 year stock fluctuations in their retirement accounts, but who also can't survive on 1% payouts in Tbills and the like.