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An AI agent's escalation threshold should be a cost ratio, not a fixed confidence percentage. The rule compares expected error cost against human escalation cost. A 90% confidence rule can waste £196 per ticket on high-stakes decisions. Calibration must be verified before any threshold is trusted.
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