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Mitigating the risk of the evidence system's "ceremonial burden" requires institutional design: evidence templates should be fixed in advance by humans rather than generated by the agent; verifier invocations should record the command, version, and input hash to ensure third parties can independently replay them; and key evidence should come from tools or models different from the generating agent to form cross-checks.
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