ID∆AC™ · Resource Library
Public resources for AI-assisted decision exposure.
These materials help organizations understand, prepare and assess decision pathways where AI, automation, analytics or technical recommendations may influence human judgment.
The library is not a substitute for a diagnostic review. It is designed to help teams identify whether a concrete decision route may require structured examination.
How to use this library
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Understand the exposure
Start with narrative and conceptual briefings to understand how AI can influence a decision without formally making it.
02
Assess the route
Use checklists and reconstruction questions to identify whether authority, evidence, discretion or escalation may be unclear.
03
Prepare a request
If a concrete route appears exposed, complete the intake form before requesting an initial diagnostic conversation.
Available materials
Download public briefings and preparation documents.
Narrative briefing
The Decision No One Could Reconstruct
A narrative introduction to AI-assisted decision exposure and the risk of losing reconstructability while formal human sign-off remains in place.
Download resourcePreparation document
Pre-Diagnostic Intake Form
A public intake form for organizations preparing to request a Decision Exposure Diagnostic. It helps define the decision pathway, available evidence, actors, constraints and process traces.
Download intake formService overview
Exposure Diagnostic Overview
A public overview of the 14-day Exposure Diagnostic, including scope, process, outputs and typical use cases.
Download resourceChecklist
AI-Assisted Decision Pathway Checklist
A practical checklist for identifying where AI, automation, analytics or technical recommendations influence decision pathways.
Download resourceReconstruction questions
Reconstruction Questions
A set of questions to help organizations assess whether they can reconstruct authority, evidence, influence and escalation at the time of decision.
Download resourceNewsletter briefing
Decision Exposure Begins Before Something Goes Wrong
The first ID∆AC™ public article on why formal human approval is not always enough to prove meaningful human judgment.
Download articleReady to prepare a request?
Start with one concrete decision pathway.
The strongest starting point is not a general concern about AI, but a specific decision route where authority, evidence, discretion, escalation or reconstructability may need to be examined.