Research Basis

Applied research supporting reliable AI-mediated communication.

My method draws on applied research into retrieval-supported communication, response stability, and interpretive drift. Metrics are used as calibration signals — not as guarantees of outcomes.

System View

The simplified system supporting responsible client communication.

Six connected layers — from the CRM system of record through QA calibration — form the operational backbone of reliable AI-mediated communication.

  1. Layer 01
    CRM

    System of record for the client relationship.

  2. Layer 02
    Client Data

    Structured records, statuses, and history.

  3. Layer 03
    Verified Knowledge Base

    Approved, versioned answers and sources.

  4. Layer 04
    RAG Layer

    Retrieval-supported response generation.

  5. Layer 05
    Communication Channels

    Email, SMS, chat, and staff handoff.

  6. Layer 06
    QA Calibration

    Stability, drift, and calibration monitoring.

This diagram is a simplified reference model. Actual implementations vary by organization, data structure, tooling, and operational context.

Behavioral Calibration Framework

Three behavioral evaluation metrics for AI-mediated communication.

RSI, IDS, and RCS are used together to assess and calibrate AI-supported responses against a verified knowledge base and defined communication policy.

RSI

Response Stability Index

Measures whether the same or rephrased question yields consistent, in-scope answers across repeated queries.

IDS

Interpretive Drift Score

Measures how far generated responses drift from the approved knowledge base and defined response boundaries.

RCS

Response Coherence / Structure Score

Measures structural coherence and alignment of tone, scope, refusal behavior, and escalation with the documented communication policy.

These metrics are used as internal calibration signals. They do not represent guaranteed performance and depend on the client's knowledge base, workflow scope, and operational context.

Publications

Peer-reviewed research and professional contributions.

Author

RAG-Based Automation of the Client Journey in Medical and Wellness Systems: Operational Efficiency, Client Retention, and Behavioral Calibration of AI-Mediated Communication

DOI: 10.69635/mssl.2026.2.2.45
Co-Author

Psychological Testing as an Instrument of Differentiated Support in Education, Healthcare Settings, and Crisis Life Transitions: Typological, Trait-Based, and Psychodynamic Approaches

Metaverse Science, Society and Law
DOI: 10.69635/mssl.2026.2.2.38

Additional research activities include participation in the “Beyond Human: AI, Consciousness, Personality and the Future of Human Development” international scientific conference (September 2026) as Conference Operations & Digital Workflow Coordinator.

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