A Human Corrected the AI. Then the Data Changed
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A Zingg post explains how its entity resolution platform lets human stewards approve matched record groups while its incremental matching engine keeps processing changing data. The core problem is deciding what an approval should protect, and for how long, when people and automated agents act on the same records.