Turn a vague AI review into a release-ready one
Distinguish a vague AI-work review from a release-ready review record.
Elena needs to make her AI review defensible without turning it into a long audit. Before: one vague approval note, no checklist, no source trail. After: checklist run, provenance captured, risky claim checked by a second reviewer. The review moved from opinion to method: it names the checklist, so skipped steps are visible. The source trail is attached to claims, not buried in memory. That is the provenance layer. The highest-risk interpretation went to a second reviewer, which makes four-eyes review real rather than symbolic. Removed claims are recorded. That teaches future reviewers where the model overreached. Release-ready review is…
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