6.1 Meaningful human command, oversight and intervention
Organizations shall determine whether, why, and under what conditions artificial intelligence is used. Oversight shall be proportionate to the system’s context and risks and shall be meaningful only where the responsible person is informed of its purpose, limitations, uncertainty, and foreseeable failures; can access the relevant facts and evaluate its output independently; and has the competence, authority, and practical ability to question, override, suspend, or terminate its operation.
6.2 Preservation of human judgment and professional skill
The introduction of artificial intelligence shall not erode the knowledge and judgment needed to supervise the system, detect errors and perform essential work when technology fails. Organizations shall identify the competencies that must remain human and shall organize training and work allocation so that those competencies continue to develop. Junior professionals shall receive sufficient opportunity to acquire foundational skills before AI is allowed to replace the learning processes through which sound judgment is formed.