Keep people able to supervise and intervene.
Human-on-the-loop governance — people supervise and can intervene at any moment.
People set intent and limits.
People see material state and decisions.
People can pause, redirect, or stop.
People assess outcomes and exceptions.
A dashboard alone does not create meaningful human control.
People need authority, context, and a clear way to act.
The operating model identifies which conditions require human judgment.
Questions that make the principle operational.
Use these prompts to evaluate accountability and control without assuming a particular implementation.
Can the operator understand the decision?
Present enough context to evaluate consequence without exposing unnecessary sensitive detail.
Can the operator intervene in time?
Make pause, denial, and escalation practical at the point of decision.
Does responsibility remain clear?
Name who owns policy, exceptions, and post-action review.
Explain the outcome. Protect the mechanism.
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