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One thing I've learned from working with AI-assisted data processing:
A well-formatted AI output isn't necessarily a correct one.
When processing charts, tables, and diagrams, the output can look perfectly structured while still containing incorrect values or misunderstood relationships.
Even having two AI models check the same result doesn't guarantee correctness. They can agree and still be wrong.
That's why I think traceability matters so much in AI workflows.
Keep the original source accessible. Make the generated output reviewable. Use automated checks to catch problems, but keep independent human verification where accuracy matters.
AI can help us process information faster.
The engineering challenge is making sure we can trust what comes out.
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