A review surface that treats 49% confidence the same as 0% confidence forces users to spend equal effort on rows that are almost certainly correct and rows that are almost certainly wrong. Confidence is a spectrum, and visual weight should match: high-confidence rows fade into the background, low-confidence rows demand attention, and borderline cases get a soft hint rather than a verdict. The information the system already has about its own uncertainty is the most underused signal in most review UIs.
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