What AI may strengthen

  • Organization and comparison
  • Research planning and source tracking
  • Clearer writing and accessible structure
  • Workflow consistency and documentation
  • Measurement analysis after the underlying data is verified

What remains human

  • Values and moral judgment
  • Firsthand observation and lived experience
  • Permissions, relationships, and sensitive context
  • Factual acceptance and compliance decisions
  • Final approval, publication, and stewardship

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