Liggéeyandoo diggante nit ak IA

Begin with a task analysis. Identify repetitive work the system can support and judgments that require context, accountability, or expertise. Adding a human approval button is not enough if the reviewer lacks time or information to evaluate the proposal. Design the handoff carefully. Show the relevant source, uncertainty, action consequences, and meaningful alternatives. A recommendation should be distinguishable from an action already taken. Keep cancellation and escalation available at the moment they matter. Evaluate the team rather than only the model. A suggestion that is usually correct may still reduce overall performance if people become less attentive or must spend excessive time checking it. Measure completion quality, review burden, and error recovery with realistic users and tasks. Assign responsibility for maintaining the workflow. People need to understand the system’s limits, and reported mistakes should reach someone who can change the product. Preserve a usable manual path when automation fails or when a task falls outside the evaluated conditions.