- In short
- A routed decision must reach the reviewer with three things: the inputs that drove it, the model's output, and the specific reason it was flagged. Without the flag reason a reviewer cannot distinguish an edge case from routine traffic; without the inputs they cannot verify whether the output is correct. Showing the output alone forces rubber-stamp approval, and the same decision log built for fairness and transparency supplies this reviewer view.
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