Department 5 · Business Through Cooperation
Map the Human–AI Supply Chain
Assign work, judgment, and accountability across people and agents.
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Lesson 20 of 33 · one artifact
By the end
You will be able to assign work, judgment, and accountability across people and agents.
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Map the Human–AI Supply Chain
AI belongs inside a system of trust and data. Every handoff needs an owner, an input, a review rule, and a recovery path.
Your turn
Map the Human–AI Supply Chain
One inspectable output
Map five steps and label human owner, AI role, required data, review, and fallback.
Finish with: A human–AI responsibility map.
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THE SAME IDEA. TWO REAL CONTEXTS.
Professional example
An agent drafts a report; an operator verifies source coverage and sends it.
Clinician example
AI classifies synthetic intake examples; a qualified person owns every clinical decision.
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DOES THE WORK HOLD UP?
- Every step has an owner
- Review is specific
- Failure has a fallback
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Map the Human–AI Supply Chain
- AI belongs inside a system of trust and data. Every handoff needs an owner, an input, a review rule, and a recovery path.
- A human–AI responsibility map.
Your evidence: A human–AI responsibility map.