When the affected party is a citizen, ‘the algorithm decided’ is not an answer. Runbaze installs the named oversight and reconstructable record that automated public decisions must be able to show. Every outcome is contestable, and every question has an answer.
Automated decisions affecting rights must be contestable — which requires a record and a named human.
Where speed matters but a wrong automated outcome is a matter of fairness, not just cost.
The domain where unaccountable automation does the most public harm.
Public-sector automation sits squarely in the high-risk regime. Named human oversight with a reconstructable record is what you will be asked to show. Runbaze produces that evidence as a by-product of how the work runs. The judgement, and the accountable persons, remain yours.
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