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Handling appeals and disagreements

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Handling appeals and disagreements

  • Explaining an AI Decision to the Person It Affected
  • The Arbitration Log: What to Record When Reviewers Clash
  • When Two Reviewers Disagree: A Tie-Breaking Rule for Scored Pairs
  • How to Handle an Appeal of an AI-Assisted Decision
  • Retention for the Arbitration Log: Who Reads a Clash
  • Sampling the Arbitration Log: How Many Clashes to Read
  • The Tie-Breaker's Third Option: When Reviewers Clash on a Fact
  • When a Reviewer Disagrees with the Process Map
  • When a Reviewer Overrides an AI Decision: Logging the Reason
  • When the Classifier Is Right and the Reviewer Is Wrong
  • When the Human Did the Task Differently: A Scoring Table
  • When the Tie-Breaker Is a Model: Logging a Model-Assisted Call
  • When Two Agents Disagree: Arbitration Rules
  • Writing the Appeal Handling Script for an AI-Assisted Decision
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