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      <title>Judgment Latency in Regulated Enterprises: A Conceptual Framework and Research Agenda for Role-Specific AI Decision Support (WT-100-001, Version 2.0)</title>
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      <dc:creator>Roman Bodnarchuk</dc:creator>
      <description>Conceptual working paper and preprint; not peer reviewed. Defines judgment latency as the elapsed time between decision readiness and attention by the person or forum whose judgment is required, proposes the AI Judgment Twin as a role-specific, evidence-grounded decision-support architecture, and states six falsifiable propositions with a staged empirical evaluation protocol. Reports no live-enterprise deployment or causal product-performance result. License: CC BY 4.0.</description>
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