Obligation Stays Human: A Four-Class Consequence Ledger for Generated Docs
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Generated documentation fails most often when a model writes an obligation that no human reviewed in context. Observational material can be drafted from public sources and then checked by tests, diffs, and allowlisted citations. Obligation text, paging runbooks, and irreversible procedures change w…
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Obligation Stays Human: A Four-Class Consequence Ledger for Generated Docs
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