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In systems that will inform credit decisions, clinical recommendations or public benefits eligibility, it is not. And the answer is not only adding a human to the process. It is ensuring that a human has the domain expertise and the means to interrogate what the model cannot explain.Disputed source (Jun 17, 2026)
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The quoted text appears verbatim in the IBM Think article at the provided URL. The page is titled “Why ‘human in the loop’ alone is not a governance strategy,” lists the byline as Phaedra Boinodiris and Jamie Mackenzie, and shows Published 17 June 2026. So the content, source URL, and date match, but the attribution to “IBM” is not the canonical author attribution. Because the source has multiple individual authors rather than a single author or an organization speaking on its own behalf, this platform cannot verify it as a single-author IBM quote.
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