What happens when an AI can identify a commitment—but shouldn't be allowed to make it authoritative? I built a meeting intelligence workflow where memory, inference, evidence, and human approval stay separate. Here's how I designed that boundary.

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What happens when an AI can identify a commitment—but shouldn't be allowed to make it authoritative? I built a meeting intelligence workflow where memory, inference, evidence, and human approval stay separate. Here's how I designed that boundary.

What happens when an AI can identify a commitment—but shouldn't be allowed to make it authoritative? I built a meeting intelligence workflow where memory, inference, evidence, and human approval stay separate. Here's how I designed that boundary.

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