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- The three use-case classifications are the possible outcomes of screening a task against the Delegation criteria: fully appropriate for AI (reversible, low consequence, no special human element), appropriate only with a defined human review step, or inappropriate for AI to perform at all. Each classification should be paired with a written rationale naming which criterion drove it, so the decision can be defended later.
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