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Whether the problem is a modelling problem at all, and whether the data can support it. This is a deliverable in its own right and we would rather deliver a finding of not yet than a project built on unusable data.
The ingestion, cleaning and feature work that most of the effort actually goes into.
Built and evaluated against a baseline that exists before the model does, so improvement is measurable rather than asserted.
Where the capability becomes usable: connected to the systems that act on it, with the human review path designed in.
Models degrade as the world changes. Monitoring for drift and a defined retraining path are part of the build, not a later phase.
What was decided, on what input, by which model version. NIST's AI Risk Management Framework is a reasonable structure for this, and in regulated settings it is not optional.
A written finding on whether the problem suits a model, what the data supports, and the baseline to measure against.
A working model evaluated against that baseline, on your data, with the result stated plainly including if it is negative.
How the output reaches the system that acts on it, and what happens on low confidence.
The capability running in production behind the review path.
Drift monitoring and a defined retraining process with an owner.
Work currently done by spot-checking a fraction can be applied to everything.
The routine cases are handled; the judgement cases get the attention they need.
What was decided and why is recorded, which is what makes the capability usable in a regulated setting.
Monitoring and retraining mean the capability keeps working rather than degrading quietly.
The primary backend stack.
For services and API layers
For application front ends
Where an existing estate already uses it
For services requiring them
With Docker-based deployment
The feasibility assessment can conclude that deterministic logic is the better answer, and it frequently does. That is a useful outcome, not a failed engagement.
Because model quality is bounded by data quality and the assessment is the step most often skipped.
Integration, monitoring and the human review path are designed in, not deferred.
The people who assess the problem are the people who build.