A ferry-terminal night window still needs English and Spanish sailing-change drafts after the day writers go home. A vendor says generative drafting will cover every shift and language. What should the leader treat as the real scalability claim?
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Short Explanation
Night-window English and Spanish sailing-change drafts are a real scalability benefit. Each draft still needs review. A second language is not a license to skip a human check, and a lobby predictor is the wrong family for a notice.
Full Explanation
Generative drafting can stretch the same writing work across late hours and more than one language, which is a scalability benefit. That benefit does not replace review. A second language is not a license to skip a human check. A lobby predictor or a classifier is the wrong family for a sailing-change notice.