The Documentation Trust Boundary: What a Model May Draft and What You Must Own
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The real cost of AI-generated documentation is not the first draft; it is the quiet moment when a user follows instructions that no human verified. A model can summarize, reframe, and explain, but it cannot own a promise about compatibility or security. This article defines a machine-readable bound…
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The Documentation Trust Boundary: What a Model May Draft and What You Must Own
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