defensibility
/dɪˌfɛnsəˈbɪlɪti/
Definition
The quality of being able to be justified, supported, or proven correct when challenged by auditors, regulators, or legal scrutiny.
Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'defendere' (to defend), the term entered English via Old French, combining the suffix '-ible' (capable of) with '-ity' (the state of). It evolved to denote the capacity for something to be protected or argued for in the face of attack or critique.
In the news
In the article, it refers to the necessity that AI-generated outcomes in tax and financial workflows must be transparent and verifiable enough to stand up to regulatory audits. Maintaining this quality is described as a critical human responsibility when delegating tasks to AI agents.
Why asking AI agents beats telling them what to do
Read the full article ↗FinTech Global