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Execution and Judgment Are Non-Substitutable
An argument for keeping execution distinct from judgment so automated action cannot silently replace accountable decision ownership.
ABSTRACT
An argument for keeping execution distinct from judgment so automated action cannot silently replace accountable decision ownership.
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KEY QUESTIONS
- Which decisions may be delegated?
- Why does successful execution not replace accountable judgment?
- How should systems preserve a human authority boundary?
RELATED SYSTEMS
SUBJECT FIELD
- execution
- judgment
- automation
- accountability
Publication source & limits
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Boundaries
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