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AI Safety Case Narratives: Arguing Why Deployment Is Acceptable
AI can draft a safety case narrative, but the underlying evidence and the ultimate sign-off must come from accountable humans.
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- 1The premise
- 2safety case
- 3deployment review
- 4evidence
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Section 1
The premise
AI can draft AI safety case narratives that link claims, arguments, and evidence into a structured argument reviewers can challenge.
What AI does well here
- Map claims to evidence references in a structured outline
- Surface gaps where a claim is asserted without cited evidence
What AI cannot do
- Manufacture evidence the program does not actually have
- Decide whether residual risk is acceptable to your accountable executive
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