Large Language Models (LLMs) function as external cognitive tools, capable of parsing information, identifying uncertainties, and proposing potential solutions. However, they cannot establish definitive ontologies, make critical judgments, or authorize actions, as these functions remain exclusively within the human domain. The core principle is to prevent LLMs from becoming an "Outsourced Agency Model," ensuring human oversight and final decision-making. AI
IMPACT Defines LLMs as tools for augmenting human cognition, not replacing human judgment or authority.
RANK_REASON Opinion piece discussing the role and limitations of LLMs.
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