Tag: Uncertainty
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A Decision Can Move While the Explanation Stays Open
A team can lack sufficient evidence to settle a cause while still having grounds for a limited action. Keeping those questions separate allows useful work to proceed without presenting an open explanation as a resolved fact. Separate the choice from the explanation Imagine an AI-assisted review of delays in an internal service queue. It preserves…
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The Question That Remains After the Computation
An analysis can execute correctly and still leave several explanations compatible with the evidence. Preserving that uncertainty gives the next investigation a better starting point than a conclusion the record cannot support. The checks ran; the causes remain Consider a service that slows down after a deployment. The new code is an obvious suspect, but…