HO-003HighProviderPreventive
Stop Function Implementation
Providers must implement a stop function that enables the immediate cessation of the AI system's operation when required by human overseers, with a clear, accessible interface that does not require technical expertise to activate.
Articles:Article 14(4)(e)Article 14(3)(b)
Evidence Examples
- Stop function design specification
- Stop function user interface
- Emergency stop test procedure
Standards
ISO 42001:2023 §8.3
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