Comment by Jinsook Han

I don't like the term 'human in the loop.' It makes it sound like, oh, you enter any human in any part of the loop, and it's going to work out. Whereas, do you really need a human in this loop? When the human actually goes in to look at it, what is the human doing? Is the human reshaping, creating, proctoring? What type of a human do you need? Unverified source (2025)