Purpose
State whether AI assists classification, prioritization, summarization or another bounded task.
TRUST
When AI is used, disclose its intended purpose, input/output role, human oversight, material limitations and evidence needed for accountable use.
State whether AI assists classification, prioritization, summarization or another bounded task.
Describe material input classes and how outputs enter the workflow.
Identify which decisions require human review and how overrides are recorded.
Model/version, evaluation scope and production-release approval are traceable where applicable.
No generic claim of diagnostic accuracy or regulatory status is made without specific supporting evidence for the exact AI capability.
Questions about an AI-assisted capability should identify the exact feature/version and workflow decision being reviewed, not a generic AI label.
Transparency is operational: the interface and evidence should identify the AI-assisted function, model/version, input context, limitations and the human decision path appropriate to the deployed use case.
Mark when content or prioritization is AI-assisted so it cannot be mistaken for a human-authored or authoritative clinical conclusion.
Expose the relevant source data/time window and known use-case limitations; missing context remains visible.
Correlate material outputs with model/version and deployment time so behavior can be investigated after a model update.
Authorized users can review source context, reject/override output and escalate; the model result is never the only audit record.
A reviewer should be able to reconstruct what the model saw, what it produced and what the human did next.