RequirementsArticle 14Article 26(2)
Human Oversight
Measures built into high-risk AI systems enabling natural persons to understand, monitor, and — where necessary — override or shut down the system. Must be proportionate to the risks and must ensure that deployers can intervene in the system's output before it takes effect.
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Related compliance controls
- RK-008Human Oversight Decision LoggingWhere human oversight decisions are made in connection with the AI system's outputs, providers must log these decisions and their rationale to enable review of the effectiveness of human oversight measures.
- TR-005Human Oversight Guidance for DeployersInstructions for use must provide deployers with information about human oversight measures required, including the competencies needed to interpret outputs, the circumstances requiring human intervention, and how to use the override capability.
- TR-011Interpretability and Explainability MeasuresProviders must implement measures that enable deployers and, where feasible, affected persons to understand the basis for AI system outputs to the extent technically possible, supporting informed human oversight decisions.
- HO-001Human Oversight Mechanism DesignArticle 14(1) requires that high-risk AI systems are designed and developed in a way that enables natural persons to effectively oversee the system's operation, with oversight tools built into the system design rather than added as an afterthought.
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