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Should AI touch this process, or should a rule?

Adding a model to a workflow is not automatically progress. The decision is whether the error cost, review load, and data quality support it better than a checklist, a rule, or leaving the human in the loop.

What people skip

The cost of a wrong answer in this process, not in a demo. Whether you can inspect why it answered. Whether you have enough labeled cases to know.

If the process is medical, legal, or financial advice, a model is support at most. It is not a license.

How Argumont treats it

The AI plan is a contestant against 'keep the current process' and against a non-model alternative. Residual risk should be scored, not waved away as innovation.

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