How does the AI know when to bring in a person?
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Immerss
“It hands over on the two things it can actually detect. The first is its own edge: it answers out of your catalogue rather than around it, so a question that falls outside — stock that is not in the warehouse, a commitment nobody has authorised it to make — is a handover rather than a guess.”
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