Hero & Garnyx
Hey Garnyx, I’ve been thinking about how we can use AI to spot where people need help before the chaos hits. Got any ideas on blending quick human judgment with machine precision?
Sure, let’s layer it. First, a lightweight rule‑based engine can flag obvious red flags in real time—cheap, fast, human‑friendly. Then a heavier, probabilistic model can sift through the flagged data, scoring severity and urgency. Human operators jump in only on the top tier, so we avoid overload. Keep a log for audit, and you’ll have both speed and precision.
Sounds solid. Light rules keep us quick, then the deeper model handles the details. Logging the decisions will help us refine the rules later. Just make sure the operators have clear criteria for when to jump in. That way we keep the load manageable.
Exactly. Give the operators a clear threshold table, maybe a color code, so they know when to step in. That keeps the queue tight and the decisions traceable. If they’re unsure, let the system ask for a quick flag—reduces back‑and‑forth. Keeps us efficient and predictable.