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The intended purpose remains editor assistance: Which prior assumption no longer holds?

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The original editor-assistance purpose no longer holds when captions are published automatically to the public.

The question

A media company approved an AI tool for editors creating internal draft captions, assuming trained staff would review every output. It now proposes automated publication of captions for a broad public audience without that editor review. Which prior assumption no longer holds?

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  1. The system’s vocabulary will remain suitable for every audience.
    Vocabulary suitability may need reevaluation, but it was not the stated prior assumption supporting the original approval.
  2. The captioning system will need no further contextual assessment.
    This is a conclusion about governance, not a prior assumption made in the original approval; the changed use instead requires reassessment.
  3. The intended purpose remains editor assistance for internal drafts. ✓
    Automated public publication changes the purpose, audience, affected people, and review context, so the original intended-purpose assumption no longer holds.
  4. The implementation must use the same technical architecture.
    The changed use may require technical reassessment, but technical architecture was not the prior contextual assumption described in the scenario.
The trap
Identify the changed purpose, users, and affected people first; technical consequences follow.

How to remember it

The original editor-assistance purpose no longer holds when captions are published automatically to the public.

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