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Error margin management in AI automation is not a configuration problem — it is an accountability mapping problem. Practical steps for overseeing agent systems.
GÖKHAN MERCANOĞLU
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Error margin management in AI automation is not a configuration problem — it is an accountability mapping problem. Practical steps for overseeing agent systems.
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analytical modeling should be designed not to record the company’s past, but to strengthen its future decisions. The right architecture creates visibility, speed, control, and learning capacity. Otherwise, data is collected and reports multiply, while decision quality remains unchanged.