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Comment by David Silbert
Senior Director of Growth Strategy, DocuSign
In practice, 'show me your guardrails' will increasingly mean 'show me your workflow.' Organizations will stop prioritizing maximum autonomy and instead demand systems that constrain AI through structured, logged processes, making explainability and traceability table stakes for adoption.
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(2026)
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Quote attributed to David Silbert (Senior Director of Growth Strategy, DocuSign), 2026, sourced to a Verbit.ai legal-AI-trends roundup article. Checks: (1) Year 2026 — current. (2) Relevancy: on-point for the statement "Regulated industries should prohibit AI from making autonomous decisions where fiduciary duty applies" — the quote argues organizations will stop prioritizing maximum autonomy and instead constrain AI through structured, logged, explainable processes. (3) Vote alignment: the vote "for" correctly matches — favoring constrained/auditable AI over maximum autonomy. (4) Attribution/source: pending confirmation. Gap: Verbit.ai blocks WebFetch (HTTP 403) and I could not retrieve a search snippet reproducing the verbatim quote or confirming Silbert's exact title/byline within the article, so I could not positively verify the wording against the source. Marking ai_unverifiable on that basis; relevancy and vote alignment check out.
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Hector Perez Arenas
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· 12d ago
replying to David Silbert