Transcript Liability Boundary

Transcript Liability Boundary is the line an agency draws between meetings whose AI output can ship to a client untouched and meetings where a human must verify every claim before it leaves the building. The category description names the risk directly: over-reliance on AI accuracy for sensitive client conversations. Most agencies treat transcription accuracy as a single number, but the boundary is set by consequence, not by word error rate. A discovery call that becomes a proposal outline tolerates a misheard phrase. A pricing negotiation, a compliance review, or a clinical-adjacent session does not. Kith illustrates the far end of the boundary, generating clinically specific SOAP notes within a minute of session completion, where an error carries professional liability rather than a rewrite. Scrieb sits at the other end by processing audio entirely on-device, so the transcript never leaves the machine. Map each recurring client meeting to one side of the line, then staff review hours only where the boundary requires it.