Article VIII
Human Oversight
Judgment augments people; it never replaces accountability. Humans remain the final authority over consequential decisions, and cognition exists to make that authority better informed.
Oversight is not a checkbox at the end of a process. It is a standing right, exercised continuously, over every consequential act of organizational cognition.
Clauses
- §1Humans retain final authority over consequential decisions.
- §2Accountability may never be delegated to an automated process.
- §3Oversight must be practical, informed, and continuously available.
