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Require human-in-the-loop oversight for agentic AI systems acting in high-stakes domains
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Sonali FennerManaging Director at Slalom, writing on AI-enabled work and organizational transformation.votes For and says:
To protect employees and exact real productivity, businesses must build in human oversight at the right level – not at every level.
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Tom BarrettU.S. Representative for Michigan's 7th congressional district.votes For and says:
Artificial intelligence is playing an increasingly critical role in strengthening our national defense, but it should never be the one making life-or-death decisions. We must establish safeguards now to ensure these technologies are used ethically an...
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PwCGlobal professional services network publishing research on artificial intelligence and the labor market.votes For and says:
Human oversight should increase as agent autonomy and consequence increase.
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Don BeyerU.S. Representative from Virginia's 8th district; co-sponsor of the GUARDRAILS Act on AIvotes For and says:
No machine should ever be given the power to decide to kill a human being on its own.
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Lucy PooleDeputy CEO for Strategy, Planning and Performance at Australia’s Digital Transformation Agency.votes For and says:
Where a system uses personal information or affects the public, safeguards need to be designed in from the start: human judgement, contestability and proper records.
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Xi JinpingPresident of the People's Republic of China.votes For and says:
We should put in place laws and regulations, technological monitoring, early warning and emergency response systems in order to strengthen the line of security, prevent abuses and malicious use, and ensure that AI is always under human control.
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Sofia GuerraGovernment Relations Associate at Win Without War, an advocacy organization focused on U.S. foreign policy and military accountability.votes For and says:
Decisions impacting human life and safety should never be handed off to algorithms.
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Naveed ShahPolitical Director of Common Defense and U.S. Army veteran.votes For and says:
As an Army veteran who served in Iraq, I know the moral responsibility that comes with taking human life in combat, decisions that must never be handed over to machines.
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John TierneyExecutive Director of Council for a Livable World and former U.S. Representative for Massachusetts.votes For and says:
Every lawmaker should understand the importance of keeping Americans safe by ensuring a human is always involved in decisions affecting human life.
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Sara JacobsU.S. Representative from California's 51st congressional districtvotes For and says:
These aren’t risks worth taking – not when they can result in unnecessary lives lost or war. That’s why I’m proud to join Congressman Beyer and Congressman Barrett in introducing legislation to ensure that humans are meaningfully involved before auto...
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Human Authority over Autonomous Weapons ActBipartisan U.S. federal bill introduced in 2026 to require human control over lethal autonomous weapons.votes For and says:
The bill would require the Defense Department to ensure any intentionally lethal use of an autonomous or AI-enabled weapon system is subject to “human oversight, approval, or a human-in-the-loop.”
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Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative RegionGovernment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, responsible for public policy and administration in Hong Kong.votes For and says:
Both in guidelines and in training, the Government emphasises the importance of a human-in-the-loop approach. The relevant guidelines clearly state that AI tools serve only an assistive role, and that organisations adopting such technologies bear the...
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Hans Henri P. KlugeWHO Regional Director for Europevotes For and says:
A health worker trained to trust an AI system they can’t interrogate is not empowered, leading to mistakes outside their control.
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Daryl G. KimballExecutive Director of the Arms Control Association; arms-control and nuclear-risk policy expert.votes For and says:
The international community should adopt binding rules requiring human oversight of autonomous weapons systems and strict compliance with applicable international law at all times.
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Rob WhiteleyCEO of Coder, a software-development platform company.votes For and says:
AI agents should generate output but not decide what ships. This is where human approval gates, backed by existing role-based access controls, come in. Humans must be held mutually accountable for their agent’s output.
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Western Michigan University Homer Stryker M.D. School of MedicineMedical school in Kalamazoo, Michigan that published 2026 guidance on responsible AI use.votes For and says:
Humans remain fully accountable for accuracy, appropriateness, ethical use, and final decisions. AI output must be reviewed, edited, and validated before use.
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North Carolina Department of Information TechnologyNorth Carolina state agency responsible for statewide information technology policy and services.votes For and says:
Human oversight is required for all development, deployment and use of AI. The state should use AI to benefit North Carolinians and the public good. Human oversight should ensure that the use of AI does not negatively impact North Carolinians’ exerci...
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International Telecommunication UnionUnited Nations specialized agency for information and communication technologies.votes For and says:
The new ITU Focus Group on Trust and Identity for Humans and Agentic AI, announced at the AI for Good Global Summit, comes as artificial intelligence evolves quickly beyond assistive tools and increasingly into autonomous agents acting on behalf of p...
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Debora ComparinCo-Chair of the ITU Focus Group on Trust and Identity for Humans and Agentic AI.votes For and says:
Before that future becomes reality, we need common international foundations that establish who these agents are, when they can be trusted, and how people will remain in control.
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Town of Nags HeadMunicipal government in North Carolina.votes For and says:
All GenAI-generated content used for Town business must be reviewed and validated by a human (human-in-the-loop). Employees shall thoroughly review all content created by Gen AI for accuracy, bias, context, and tone.
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State of OklahomaU.S. state government of Oklahoma, including statewide artificial intelligence policy and standards.votes For and says:
These principles emphasize transparency in decision-making, fairness to prevent bias, accountability for outcomes, and meaningful human oversight.
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Benjamin Ang Cheng KoonHead of the Centre of Excellence for National Security at Nanyang Technological University.votes For and says:
Benjamin Ang Cheng Koon stressed the importance of maintaining human-in-the-loop safeguards to ensure responsible use.
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Jesús A. Torrecilla-PineroResearcher at Universidad de Extremadura writing on AI governance, moral judgment, and meaningful human control.votes For and says:
This article advances an ontological limit claim for AI governance: moral judgment is constitutively personal and therefore non-delegable.
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Andrew CharltonAustralian Assistant Minister for Science, Technology and the Digital Economyvotes For and says:
This project, led by CSIRO with support from AISI and our UK partners, explores how humans can oversee and verify capable AI systems at scale.
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Government of South AfricaNational government of South Africa, speaking through its delegation at the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance in July 2026.votes For and says:
There are also emerging norms around transparency, accountability, and human oversight.
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International AI Safety ReportInternational expert report assessing general-purpose AI risks, safety evidence, and governance.votes For and says:
Because we still understand so little about the inner workings of these systems, ensuring that these more powerful agents stay under human control, that we can correct or stop them if they start behaving badly, is an urgent and persistent problem.
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Wonjin ParkVice President of KT, speaking on AI risk assessment and deployment safeguards.votes For and says:
We evaluate our AI models and agents based on that, and we run an executive deployment safety board before release AI product.
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David LamettiPermanent Representative of Canada to the United Nations and former Minister of Justice.votes For and says:
The justice system, I think it's obvious to a jurist, has a critical role in ensuring that the AI revolution is just and lawful, and it's grounded in the rule of law, trying to ensure, as Dr. Turk has pointed out, transparency, inclusion, accountabil...
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Rafal KownackiDirector of the Department for International Cooperation at Poland's Ministry of Digital Affairs.votes For and says:
However capable of our systems become, a person must keep the final word to understand the decision, to contest it, and where it matters most, to switch the systems off. This is non-negotiable, above all in high-risk systems where a single decision c...
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Sasha LuccioniCo-founder and Chief Scientific Officer of the Sustainable AI Group; AI researcher.votes For and says:
I think we should be having standards for safety, sustainability at each part of this machine, no matter how many there are and no matter how easy it is to say, well, the agent made the decision.
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Amal El-Fallah SegrouchniMorocco’s Minister Delegate in charge of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform.votes For and says:
First, structured documentation of the agent chains, which does what when, when these agents are deployed in public services. We need to appoint an identifiable human being in charge for all issues that are tied to rights, and there needs to be a rig...
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International Development Law OrganizationIntergovernmental organization that promotes the rule of law and sustainable development.votes For and says:
Effective regulation, transparency, accountability, and human oversight are not obstacles to innovation. They're the foundations of trustworthy and sustainable innovation.
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UNHCRUN agency mandated to protect refugees, asylum-seekers, and displaced people worldwide.votes For and says:
Human oversight must be real, informed, and able to change outcomes.
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Eugênio GarciaBrazilian delegate speaking at the UN Global Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence Governance in July 2026.votes For and says:
Humans must retain final control over decisions supported or affected by AI. This is particularly important when AI systems can affect access to rights, public services, employment opportunities, education, healthcare, credit, information, or democra...
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Leonardo Cervera NavasDirector General of the European Data Protection Supervisor, speaking at the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance in July 2026.votes For and says:
So exactly the same rules should apply to AI. We have to be careful with this technology and we always have to have this technology under supervision.
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Concordia AIAI safety and governance social enterprise with offices in Beijing and Singapore.votes For and says:
because AI agents can act directly upon the real world, virtually and increasingly in the physical world, their failures can potentially cause severe harm before a human can even intervene.
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Government of BangladeshNational government of Bangladesh, speaking through its delegation at the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance in July 2026.votes For and says:
Third, humans must remain in the loop for high-impact decisions with clear accountability for AI-driven outcomes.
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Government of PakistanNational government of Pakistan, speaking through its delegation at the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance in July 2026.votes For and says:
Underlying all these three is a single principle: AI systems must be developed and used in full compliance with international law and the United Nations Charter, with meaningful human oversight in both civilian and security domain.
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Government of IndonesiaNational government of Indonesia, speaking through its delegation at the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance in July 2026.votes For and says:
Indonesia also reaffirms that human rights, privacy, transparency, accountability, and meaningful human oversight must remain at the heart of AI governance.
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Universal Postal UnionUnited Nations specialized agency for the postal sector, representing postal governance across 192 member states.votes For and says:
High-impact automated decisions, such as customs targeting, identity verification, or logistics prioritization, must remain under clear human accountability and be traceable and contestable.
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Government of BrazilNational government of Brazil, speaking through its delegation at the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance in July 2026.votes For and says:
Humans must retain final control over decisions supported or affected by AI. This is particularly important when AI systems can affect access to rights, public services, employment opportunities, education, healthcare, credit, information, or democra...
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Government of LithuaniaGovernment of Lithuania speaking through its delegate at the UN Global Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence Governance in July 2026.votes For and says:
Human-in-the-loop principle that requires human oversight, validation, or intervention at critical decision points must be preserved and not treated as an obstacle for innovation. Rather, it is a prerequisite for safe and responsible innovation helpi...
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Shahza Fatima KhawajaPakistan's Minister of Information Technology and Telecommunication.votes For and says:
Our national AI policy ensures human in the loop where AI must support and not replace human decision-making. Human on the loop, where human oversight remains an inbuilt feature. And human in command, where ultimate legal responsibility remains that ...
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Shaza Fatima KhawajaPakistan's Minister of Information Technology and Telecommunication.votes For and says:
Our national AI policy ensures human in the loop where AI must support and not replace human decision-making. Human on the loop, where human oversight remains an inbuilt feature. And human in command, where ultimate legal responsibility remains that ...
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Kirti Bardhan SinghIndia's Minister of State for External Affairs.votes For and says:
India firmly believes that responsible AI governance must rest on strong foundational principles: preserving human oversight, upholding human rights, and preventing its misuse.
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Karsten WildbergerGermany's Federal Minister for Digital Transformation and Government Modernization; former CEO of Ceconomyvotes For and says:
Safety and security cannot be added at the end. They must be built in from the beginning. From the start.
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Samuel ArsenaultJudge of the First Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Dominican Republicvotes For and says:
If we want to strengthen our justice systems, I am of the view that we have to focus on four priorities: to strengthen institutional capacities of lawyers and jurists, to look at transparency and traceability in the use of AI, to have human oversight...
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Volker TürkUN human rights chiefvotes For and says:
Human oversight of AI systems cannot be just a rubber stamp. It requires that an identified person be granted authority, competence, time, independence, and power to alter and even stop a system.
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California Office of Data and InnovationCalifornia state office that sets data and digital service policy across the executive branch.votes For and says:
Human-in-the-Loop: AI should augment, not replace, human judgment. ODI will set guidelines requiring human review of AI outputs, especially in high-stakes use cases.
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IndeedJob search and hiring platformvotes For and says:
you are solely responsible for your screening and hiring decisions [...] You agree to use Smart Screening with appropriate human review.
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Financial Conduct AuthorityUnited Kingdom regulator of financial services and markets.votes For and says:
The FCA’s own use of AI remains subject to the same expectations it puts on firms, including explainability, auditability and appropriate human oversight.
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Department for Science, Innovation and TechnologyUK government science departmentvotes For and says:
As AI systems become more capable, autonomous, and widely deployed, ensuring they remain under human control becomes critical. The Government’s world-leading AI Security Institute (AISI) is examining how to ensure advanced AI systems follow human goa...
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Government of PhilippinesNational government of the Philippines, speaking through its delegation at the UN Global Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence Governance in July 2026.votes For and says:
AI systems used in sensitive settings should be subject to appropriate oversight, transparency, testing, and mechanisms for redress.
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Luc FriedenPrime Minister of Luxembourgvotes For and says:
As AI integrates into defense systems and the conduct of warfare, human judgment and responsibility must never be surrendered in decisions over life or death. This is why I believe that wherever voluntary principles fall short, we must be prepared to...
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Russell DlaminiPrime Minister of Eswatinivotes For and says:
AI systems must not self-regulate, nor should they be permitted to determine their own growth path outside clear human authority. Human judgment, responsibility, and oversight must remain at the center.
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Ntumeng MajaraDeputy Prime Minister of Lesothovotes For and says:
Where AI affects fundamental rights or the delivery of public services, meaningful human oversight, transparency and effective mechanisms for accountability and redress must remain central.
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Félix UlloaVice President of El Salvadorvotes For and says:
AI can strengthen the effectiveness and quality of public services, but it cannot replace responsibility, human judgment, and oversight in decisions that affect fundamental rights and guarantees.
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Georgia Office of Artificial IntelligenceGeorgia state government office issuing AI guidance and governance resources.votes For and says:
AI should support, not replace, human judgment. All AI-generated content, insights, or recommendations must be reviewed and validated by a responsible individual before use, especially in official communications or decision-making.
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European CommissionEU's executive bodyvotes For and says:
AI use cases that can pose serious risks to health, safety or fundamental rights are classified as high-risk. [...] appropriate human oversight measures.
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Metro Council Office, Metro Clerk's Office, and Information Technology ServicesJoint Metro Nashville offices responsible for legislative records, clerk functions, and information technology services.votes For and says:
AI automatically provides informational responses to routine public questions, but it does not make decisions or take actions affecting rights, eligibility, services, or enforcement.
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Metro Nashville Codes DepartmentMetro Nashville department responsible for codes administration and building safety.votes For and says:
The tool analyzes submitted plans and documents against Metro-defined rules and provides preliminary feedback to applicants and staff. Human reviewers retain final permitting decision authority.
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Metro Nashville Department of Finance - Accounts PayableAccounts payable office within the Metro Nashville Department of Finance.votes For and says:
Humans review exceptions, correct data, validate invoices, approve invoices, and authorize payment through existing controls. No payment should occur solely because IDR extraction succeeded.
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Public Defender of Metropolitan Nashville & Davidson CountyPublic defense office serving Metropolitan Nashville and Davidson County, Tennessee.votes For and says:
JusticeText does not make legal decisions, determine guilt, recommend sentencing, or replace attorney review. The original recording remains the authoritative source, and staff must verify AI-generated transcripts before reliance or use.
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Metro Government of Nashville and Davidson CountyConsolidated metropolitan government for Nashville and Davidson County, Tennessee; publishes official AI use and oversight requirements for city operations.votes For and says:
The AI only provides recommendations, insights, or drafts. A human must always make the final decision or approve the action.
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University of Arkansas at Little RockPublic university in Arkansas that adopted an artificial intelligence acceptable use policy in 2026.votes For and says:
When in the course of acceptable use, artificial intelligence or automated decision tools are used to assist in decision-making, an authorized human employee or designee must make all final decisions regardless of the recommendation of the artificial...
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City of BostonMunicipal government of Boston, Massachusetts.votes For and says:
City employees that choose to use Gen AI tools in their work maintain ultimate responsibility for their work product and its downstream impact on constituents and City operations. They are expected to exercise human judgment and critical thinking in ...
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Science Council report of project 'artificial intelligence applications in food safety and authenticity'Independent GOV.UK report on AI governance, oversight, and accountability in food safety.votes For and says:
AI will be most effective in food safety as a decision-support system operating under human oversight, embedded in strong ethical, legal and governance structures, rather than as a replacement for human accountability.
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Brendan SteinhauserCEO of The Alliance for Secure AI; longtime Republican political strategist and former Tea Party organizervotes For and says:
The capabilities of advanced AI models are increasing by the day, and so are the risks of AI systems gaining the ability to self-improve, evade human oversight, and enabling attacks against our nation’s infrastructure. We need mechanisms to identify ...
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California Department of EducationState education agency for California overseeing public education policy and guidance.votes For and says:
Any AI system engaging students in reflection, goal setting, or emotional support should be reviewed by educators, counselors, and mental health professionals to ensure it complements, not replaces, human care.
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Nathaniel MoranU.S. Representative from Texasvotes For and says:
AI is a powerful engine of innovation, and I want to see it flourish, but not without accountability and not without human oversight. The rule of law should apply to this new frontier. This legislation ensures that when something goes wrong with a hi...
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World Economic ForumWorld Economic Forum platformvotes For and says:
As financial institutions move from AI experimentation to scaled use across their organizations, agentic systems are raising new questions about accountability, human oversight and customer trust.
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Reserve Bank of IndiaIndia’s central bank and financial regulator.votes For and says:
It should ensure that human oversight arrangements, including decisions, interventions, overrides, incidents and near misses, are periodically reviewed and strengthened based on experience.
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Niklaus-Samuel GuggerSwiss parliamentarian; member of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.votes For and says:
Democracy must never be replaced by technology. Decisions about our societies must remain in human hands, transparent, accountable, and democratically legitimate. AI should support, advise and empower us. But it must never decide our freedoms, our ri...
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New York State Office of Information Technology ServicesNew York State agency responsible for statewide information technology policy and services.votes For and says:
SAs must ensure that decisions that impact the public are not made without oversight by appropriate staff, who make the final decisions. Furthermore, SA users of AI systems must provide meaningful oversight over all decisions made by an AI system and...
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Sergio GagoChief Technology Officer at Cloudera who spoke at UN Open Source Week 2026 about accountable, human-centered AI deployment with incident reporting and community voice.votes For and says:
Responsible deployment requires identity and access controls, data lineage evaluation, bias security testing, red teaming tools, continuous monitoring, transparent incident reporting, audit logs, human oversight, and appealing mechanisms with the abi...
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Peoria CountyCounty government in Illinois; issues official committee materials and policy guidance for county operations and legal compliance.votes For and says:
AI shall not be used to draft final legal filings without a documented, line-by-line review and explicit sign-off by a human end-user.
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Midway CityMunicipal government of Midway, Utah.votes For and says:DelegateChoose a list of delegatesto vote as the majority of them.Unless you vote directly.
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Oregon Youth AuthorityOregon state agency responsible for youth corrections and rehabilitation services.votes For and says:
AI must not replace human judgment in decisions impacting legal rights or benefits.
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Richard KangAuthor and researcher on governance frameworks for agentic AI in regulated domains.votes For and says:
We present a three-tier graduated human oversight model for agentic code generation in regulated domains.
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Michael NetzleyAffiliated Faculty at IMD Business School; writer on AI governance and human judgment.votes For and says:
Boards can no longer simply ask if a human sits in the loop and check that box. They must assess whether that person can act with cognitive sovereignty and out-think the system when it matters, and whether anyone is investing so she can.
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Promontory School of Expeditionary LearningUtah public charter school.votes For and says:
AI shall not serve as the sole basis for significant educational or employment decisions, including but not limited to student discipline, grading, placement, evaluations, or hiring decisions. Human review and professional judgment shall remain centr...
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Oregon Department of Administrative ServicesOregon state administrative department that issued a statewide responsible AI usage policy in June 2026 requiring human oversight and review.votes For and says:
Human oversight must be intentionally built into AI adoption and day-to-day use, with clear roles and responsibilities for governance.
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Wyoming LegislatureState legislature of Wyoming, publisher of draft legislation on automated decision-making systems.votes For and says:
No governmental entity shall use an automated decision-making system, whether developed internally or procured from or operated by a third party, to make or cause to be made a consequential decision without meaningful human review.
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New York TechPrivate university with campuses in New York and Arkansas, formally known as New York Institute of Technology.votes For and says:
AI should support—not replace—human judgment, especially in legal or ethical contexts, and must reflect New York Tech’s values.
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Jefferson CountyWisconsin county government.votes For and says:
Human oversight is mandatory, especially for high-impact decisions.
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Highland CouncilLocal government authority for the Highland area of Scotland.votes For and says:
AI will not be used to make planning decisions. It can help highlight key issues or summarise relevant policies, but decisions will always be made by a planning officer.
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Rishabh BangaAI governance practitioner writing on meaningful, auditable human oversight for agentic systems.votes For and says:
For agentic AI, governance cannot depend only on written policies, user disclosures, or generic approval buttons. It needs evidence that oversight was meaningful when the action occurred.
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Le Moyne CollegeJesuit college in Syracuse, New York that adopted an institutional AI policy in 2026.votes For and says:
AI is a collaborator, not a replacement for human judgment, mentorship, or care. Individuals remain 100% responsible for all content produced with AI assistance. AI output must be treated as a draft until it is reviewed, validated, and approved by a ...
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Financial Stability BoardGlobal financial stability standard-setter.votes For and says:
‘Human-in-the-loop’: human approval of all decisions made by AI, which might be appropriate in situations where accuracy is more important than speed of decision-making (e.g. approval of a health insurance claim). [...] ‘Human-in-command’: high-level...
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Paul RodriguesChief AI Officer for Microsoft Federal’s National Security Group.votes For and says:
When we’re talking about agentic AI, we’re not just talking about a system that can increase the efficiency of government. We need these systems to increase efficiency in a traceable manner, adhering to policy and ensuring that there’s human oversigh...
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Delta CollegePublic community college in Michigan with a 2026 institutional AI policy.votes For and says:
AI may assist but may not replace human judgment. Final responsibility for decisions, content, and actions rests with the human user.
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Texas Department of Licensing and RegulationTexas state agency that regulates licensed occupations and publishes enforceable professional-practice rules.votes For and says:
Any changes to a client treatment design, assessment, treatment implementation, or evaluation of a treatment plan derived from the use or application of AI must be based on accurate evidence personally verified by the license holder, and the license ...
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Town of FalmouthMunicipal government of Falmouth, Massachusetts.votes For and says:
Any Town staff member who uses AI to generate content must review the generated content and is accountable for the content.
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Adam SchiffU.S. Senator from California; former House Intelligence Committee chairvotes For and says:
The past few months have shown us that there is an urgent need for commonsense guardrails to ensure the Defense Department's use of AI is in line with Americans' national security and privacy priorities. There are good reasons to use AI technology to...
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United States CongressU.S. federal legislaturevotes For and says:
It is the policy of the Department of Defense to maximize uses of autonomy and artificial intelligence capabilities to the extent practicable, while ensuring and maintaining that implementation of such autonomy and artificial intelligence capabilitie...
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Chris CoonsU.S. Senator from Delawarevotes For and says:
The Department of Defense can use frontier AI models for rapid innovation to ensure that the United States maintains its military supremacy and edge in artificial intelligence without running roughshod over safety concerns. Threatening our cutting-ed...
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Jack ReedU.S. senator from Rhode Islandvotes For and says:
To begin, we should formalize international norms for military and civilian uses of AI to regulate areas where full human control over the technology is essential. The Responsible Artificial Intelligence Defense Act is a practical first step toward e...
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Evgeny AleksandrovFounder of BlackGrid, an agentic-AI governance and context platform.votes For and says:
Consequential, regulated decisions generally demand in-the-loop, where a named human owns the outcome.
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North East Mayoral Strategic AuthorityCombined authority for North East England led by the elected mayor.votes For and says:
AI will not be used to make decisions about individuals without human oversight.
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Baroness Lloyd of EffraUK Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State who responded to the House of Lords AI debate on June 5, 2026.votes For and says:
The Government are clear that AI chatbots must not replace advice and support from trained medical professionals in the NHS.
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Lord Taylor of WarwickMember of the UK House of Lords and barrister who spoke in the Lords' June 5, 2026 debate on AI's impact on society.votes For and says:
However, there must be oversight from human doctors, nurses and other medical staff.
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The White HouseExecutive office of U.S. presidentvotes For and says:
Commanders, directors, and heads of agencies shall remain responsible and accountable for ensuring that these obligations are met at every level of command.
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Suhas SubramanyamU.S. Representative from Virginiavotes For and says:
As AI and autonomous systems redefine warfare, we must ensure that our values and control are not sidelined. This bill ensures that a human operator can always oversee, override, or shut down an autonomous weapon. By pairing strict safety reviews wit...
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Mark KellyU.S. Senator from Arizona; former NASA astronaut; author of AI for America roadmapvotes For and says:
AI is already making our military more capable, but we have to be smart about how we integrate it to keep Americans safe. We can't lose the essential skills that make our military the best in the world or implement systems that could make life and de...
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Cotswold District CouncilLocal government authority in Gloucestershire, England, which adopted an AI Usage Policy and AI Adoption Strategy in 2026.votes For and says:
AI outputs would remain subject to human oversight and that decisions would not be delegated solely to automated systems.
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Digital Transformation AgencyAustralian Government adviser on whole-of-government digital and ICT strategies, policies, and standards.votes For and says:
Our Agentic AI addendum to the AI technical standard helps government agencies design and deploy AI systems with increased autonomy while maintaining human oversight and control.
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Baroness Lloyd of EffraLiz Lloyd; UK Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for AI and Digital Government (DSIT)votes For and says:
We also remain firmly committed to context-appropriate human involvement, which centres on humans as the accountable actors in the use of force.
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Colorado General AssemblyColorado’s state legislature.votes For and says:
The act prohibits individuals lawfully permitted to provide psychotherapy services in the state (regulated professionals) from allowing an artificial intelligence system (AI system) to interact with clients in any form of therapeutic communication wi...
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Suyash RaizadaAuthor writing on operational human-in-the-loop controls for agentic AI systems.votes For and says:
For high-impact decisions, the emerging consensus across enterprise practice and major governance frameworks is clear: keep humans in real control through structured oversight, intervention rights, and auditability.
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Jay ParikhExecutive Vice President of CoreAI at Microsoft.votes For and says:
The real opportunity is teams of agents executing long running work across functions like software delivery, support, finance, HR, and operations — with the identity, context, policy, and human oversight required to trust them in production.
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World Health OrganizationUnited Nations specialized agency for international public healthvotes For and says:
Once in use, it calls for living evidence workflows that pair automated retrieval with human verification, human-in-the-loop decision gateways, and multidisciplinary oversight panels combining domain, methods and ethics expertise.
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United States SenateLegislative chamber of the United States Congress.votes For and says:
artificial intelligence may support analysis, prioritization, recommendations, automation, and other decision-support functions, but may not substitute for accountable human judgment in decisions involving the use of force, detention, domestic person...
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Roland PalmerChief Information Security Officer and Vice President of Security at JumpCloud.votes For and says:
Human-in-the-Loop governance, applied to the right set of high-impact actions and enforced through risk-based approvals across the A2A chain, is how organisations keep autonomy moving quickly while keeping control where it matters most.
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American Library AssociationProfessional association for libraries and librarians in the United States.votes For and says:
Require meaningful human oversight before using AI-generated content for public services, communications, or administrative decisions.
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College of Western IdahoPublic community college in Idaho that adopted a safe and ethical artificial intelligence policy in 2026.votes For and says:
Allowing AI systems to make final decisions that significantly affect individuals (e.g., academic standing, access to services, employment decisions) without meaningful human review.
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Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land SurveyorsTexas state licensing board overseeing professional engineering and land surveying practice.votes For and says:
It is not meant to replace human in the loop and ultimate decision making by the licensee.
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University of KansasPublic research university in Kansas; published a 2026 AI report on responsible AI use.votes For and says:
Human Centeredness: AI can help or even act on our behalf, but people stay in charge. Human review helps ensure AI benefits people and prevents harm.
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Kansas State UniversityPublic land-grant university in Kansas; published an AI task force executive summary in 2026.votes For and says:DelegateChoose a list of delegatesto vote as the majority of them.Unless you vote directly.
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Medicaid and CHIP Payment and Access CommissionNonpartisan U.S. congressional advisory commission on Medicaid and CHIP.votes For and says:
This guidance should clarify further that (1) adverse determinations may not be made by automation tools alone; (2) adverse determinations must be made based on individualized determinations of medical necessity; (3) all existing regulatory requireme...
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Virginia Information Technologies AgencyVirginia state technology agency responsible for statewide IT policy and standards.votes For and says:
AI generated outcomes must be validated by humans for bias and unintended consequences. All Commonwealth entities must ensure their AI use is resilient, accountable, and explainable. "Black box" AI — systems whose decision logic cannot be explained —...
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Hamilton CountyCounty government in Indiana.votes For and says:
Employees are responsible for thoroughly reviewing any AI-generated content before use. All outputs must be verified for accuracy and compliance with County standards. Content that cannot be verified should not be used.
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University of Kentucky College of MedicineMedical school of the University of Kentucky and home to its graduate medical education programs.votes For and says:
AI must not independently generate, determine, or finalize milestone assessments, promotion or graduation decisions, remediation plans, or disciplinary actions. All evaluative decisions require human review and accountability.
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magicWorkshopApplied AI alliance developing enterprise AI products and governance tools.votes For and says:
The platform empowers business stakeholders, not just technical teams, to participate directly in validating AI systems. Subject matter experts can define evaluation criteria, review outputs, assess contextual quality, and contribute to governance pr...
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Treasury Board of Canada SecretariatCanadian federal department supporting the Treasury Board and responsible for government-wide administrative and digital policy.votes For and says:
In many Government of Canada contexts, agentic AI is best used in tightly scoped internal workflows with clear boundaries and limited permissions, with accountable public servants making final decisions and authorizing consequential actions.
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Government of CanadaFederal government of Canadavotes For and says:
When an AI agent’s action alters a system’s state (send, publish, approve, spend, update records), include a review/confirmation step in the design, unless the expected impact is demonstrably low and the action is trivially reversible.
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Empire State DevelopmentNew York State's chief economic development agency.votes For and says:
AI use shall have Human Oversight. Decisions that impact ESD, NYS or the public should not be made without oversight by appropriate ESD decision makers. Automated final decision systems are not permitted.
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New York State Department of Financial ServicesNew York State financial-services regulator.votes For and says:
This may include additional testing and validation procedures, including human oversight, for AI-generated code prior to deployment in production environments.
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Jesse WilliamsAI governance practitioner and author at Jozu, a secure machine-learning workflow company.votes For and says:
Human-in-the-loop (HIL) approvals are explicit human sign-offs that an AI agent must obtain before it can complete a defined high-risk action.
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Institute for Human Rights and BusinessInternational think tank focused on the human-rights impacts of business practices.votes For and says:
Human oversight is an operational safeguard, providing a necessary check on automated systems, particularly in high-stakes and increasingly agentic AI contexts.
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North Davis Fire DistrictUtah special service district providing fire and emergency services; updated its personnel policy with AI restrictions in 2026.votes For and says:
AI outputs must not be treated as authoritative without validation.
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Greg LandsmanU.S. Representative from Ohio; member of Congress speaking on healthcare and technology policy.votes For and says:
Instead of letting doctors decide what’s best for their patients, the Trump Administration is experimenting with a dangerous AI model that’s delaying and even denying critical care for seniors. Congress needs to act.
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Mississippi Department of Employment SecurityMississippi state agency responsible for employment services and unemployment insurance administration.votes For and says:
AI systems should not be solely responsible for making critical decisions without human intervention. Important decisions, particularly those impacting sensitive data or significant agency operations, must involve human review and approval.
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Maryland Department of Information TechnologyMaryland state technology department that issues statewide IT and AI guidance.votes For and says:
Irreversible actions (deletions, official communications, form submissions, DB modifications) require explicit human confirmation. Constituent-facing decisions need human review.
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OLOIDProvider of passwordless authentication and AI-driven identity solutions for frontline and shared-device environments.votes For and says:
OLOID FIL introduces a new human-in-the-loop identity governance layer with policy-based risk checks, ensuring that autonomous systems remain both fast and controlled.
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Madhu MadhusudhananCo-founder and Chief Technology Officer of OLOID, an AI-driven identity-security company.votes For and says:
With Frontline Human-in-the-Loop, organizations can introduce governance controls that automatically bring the right human into the loop when actions cross defined risk thresholds, enabling speed without losing control.
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Phil BrownAI Fellow at the UK Ministry of Justice's Justice AI Unit.votes For and says:
It is not about putting ‘humans in the loop’ of automated systems, but about designing systems where AI supports human judgement, not replaces it.
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Town of Grand LakeMunicipal government of Grand Lake, Colorado.votes For and says:
Human-supervised — a Town employee reviews and takes responsibility for any AI output before it is used in Town business.
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City of HomerMunicipal government of Homer, Alaska.votes For and says:
It is important to note that regardless of whether AI is used, elected and appointed officials remain solely responsible for the accuracy of any material they submit for the public record.
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Clark UniversityPrivate research university in Massachusetts; adopted an artificial intelligence use policy in 2026.votes For and says:
Human responsibility and oversight: AI tools do not replace human judgment and expertise.
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Ministry of Digital Development and Information (Singapore)Singapore government ministry responsible for national digital development and information policy, including AI governance.votes For and says:
They should not allow high stakes or irreversible actions to take place without human review. Appropriate actions therefore include identifying checkpoints or action boundaries that require human approval.
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Matthew RingelheimEY UK and Ireland AI leader.votes For and says:
As AI systems become more autonomous, trust must be embedded through strong data foundations, clear accountability and visible human oversight.
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City of Falls ChurchMunicipal government of Falls Church, Virginia; issued official guidance on the use of artificial intelligence in city operations in 2026.votes For and says:
AI outputs will have errors and AI cannot replace City staff members’ professional judgement and expertise.
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City of PrescottMunicipal government of Prescott, Wisconsin.votes For and says:
All AI-generated content must be reviewed and verified by the employee before use or distribution.
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National AI CentreAustralian Government national centre providing guidance for responsible AI adoption.votes For and says:
Ensure meaningful human oversight. Make sure a person oversees your AI system in a way that matches how much autonomy the system has, and how high the stakes are. This could mean automated monitoring for low-stakes applications, and mandatory human r...
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Butler CountyCounty government in Kansas that adopted an AI utilization policy in May 2026.votes For and says:DelegateChoose a list of delegatesto vote as the majority of them.Unless you vote directly.
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Centers for Medicare & Medicaid ServicesU.S. federal agency administering Medicare, Medicaid, and related health programs.votes For and says:
AI should provide advice or recommendations; final decisions must be made by qualified staff with documented oversight.
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Victoria GuRhode Island state senator; chair of the Senate Committee on Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologiesvotes For and says:
Businesses in Rhode Island are already using AI and electronic monitoring tools to surveil and discipline workers in a way no human supervisor could. If you’re making these consequential decisions over workers’ lives, there needs to be disclosure, me...
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California Board of Naturopathic MedicineCalifornia state board that regulates naturopathic medicine licensure and practice.votes For and says:
AI may not be used as a substitute for the professional judgment, examination, or individualized assessment required of a naturopathic doctor, and responsibility for patient care always rests with the licensee.
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U.S. Government Accountability OfficeIndependent, nonpartisan congressional watchdog that reported in 2026 that human review can mitigate AI risks.votes For and says:
Including human review in AI systems can mitigate some of these potential risks, according to panelists.
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Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson CountyMunicipal government of Nashville and Davidson County, Tennessee.votes For and says:
To ensure AI systems have a human owner responsible for system oversight, accountability and measuring accuracy.
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Australian Cyber Security CentreAustralian Government cyber-security authority providing guidance on cyber threats and secure technology adoption.votes For and says:
Organisations should adopt agentic AI systems carefully by deploying incrementally and limiting them to low-risk tasks. Agentic AI deployments need to enforce strict privilege controls, continuous monitoring, strong identity management, human oversig...
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New York State Unified Court SystemStatewide court system of New York, including its judges and nonjudicial court workforce.votes For and says:
AI is a type of tool designed to assist the user in performing certain tasks. It must not be treated as a substitute for human judgment, discretion, or decision-making. All UCS users remain accountable for their final work product.
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Georgia Institute of TechnologyPublic research university in Atlanta, Georgia.votes For and says:
AI should be used strictly as a tool and may not replace the critical thinking, professional judgment, or decision-making of a GT Community Member.
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Christopher BramwellChief Privacy Officer and Director of the Utah Office of Data Privacy.votes For and says:
Governmental entities should identify high-risk automated decisions and apply enhanced safeguards proportionate to the impact of those decisions. This includes: [...] Requiring human-in-the-loop review for high-risk decisions.
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Staff will review AI-generated content before it goes out, sensitive personal data will not be entered into public AI tools, and residents will always have a way to reach a human.
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The report recommends deploying agentic AI incrementally, continuously assessing against evolving threat models, and maintaining strong governance, explicit accountability, rigorous monitoring, and human oversight which are essential for safe and sec...
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Kathleen H. HicksU.S. Deputy Secretary of Defensevotes For and says:
When we say ‘human in the loop’, we mean that someone in the chain of command must ultimately take responsibility.
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Rohan SharmaGlobal Head, AI & Analyticsvotes For and says:
Governance therefore requires intentionally constraining speed. Boards must engineer “legible friction”: defined pause points where high-stakes actions require human authorization.
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National Health and Medical Research CouncilAustralian Government statutory agency that funds health and medical research and sets research policy.votes For and says:
GenAI should only be used as a support tool where appropriate, with human oversight, and decision-making authority remaining with a human.
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Health-ISACHealth-sector information sharing and analysis center that published AI governance guidance requiring oversight and human review in 2026.votes For and says:
It sets clear definitions of responsible use of generative AI and LLMs, prohibiting exposure of PHI, PII, and confidential data to public tools, and requiring authorization, oversight, and human review of AI outputs in clinical, HR, legal, and financ...
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University of Arkansas-Pulaski Technical CollegePublic community college in Arkansas and part of the University of Arkansas System.votes For and says:
The College affirms that accountability for all final decisions -- including their rationale and formulation -- resides with human employees, in compliance with Arkansas Act 848 of 2025, regardless of any AI recommendation.
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University of Arkansas - Pulaski Technical CollegePublic two-year college in Arkansas whose 2026 AI policy keeps final accountability and critical decisions with human employees.votes For and says:
The College affirms that accountability for all final decisions -- including their rationale and formulation -- resides with human employees, in compliance with Arkansas Act 848 of 2025, regardless of any AI recommendation.
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Howard UniversityPrivate research university in Washington, D.C., that adopted a universitywide artificial intelligence policy in 2026.votes For and says:
Individuals and units using AI systems shall remain accountable for verifying the accuracy and appropriateness of AI-generated outputs before using them.
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Ohio Department of MedicaidOhio state agency administering the Medicaid programvotes For and says:
AI use cases, tools and systems provide meaningful benefits to members and are implemented in a way that incorporates human oversight and accountability. AI use cases, tools, and systems incorporate a human-in-the-loop. MCEs shall not deploy AI use c...
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David LloydChief AI Officer at Dayforce, writing on AI governance, workplace technology, and responsible deployment.votes For and says:
Responsible AI depends on intelligent restraint. It requires clarity about when humans stay in the loop and when automation informs, but does not replace judgment.
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Town of Brunswick, MaineMunicipal government of Brunswick, Maine, whose 2026 IT budget materials set AI guardrails including human review and accountability.votes For and says:
Replacing official decision-making authority with AI without human review and accountability.
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City of Little RockCapital city of Arkansas; announced a city AI acceptable use policy in 2026.votes For and says:
Little Rock’s AI policy establishes clear standards for ethical AI use, including human oversight of all AI-generated work, protections against bias, and strict rules governing the handling of sensitive data.
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Transportation Authority of MarinCalifornia transportation agency serving Marin County.votes For and says:
AI shall augment, not replace, human judgment. Final decisions affecting residents, employees, partners, or legal rights must involve human review.
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Damon GarnTechnology journalist and editor at Cogspinner Coaction writing on AI and data-center operations.votes For and says:
Humans should retain control of key decisions, ethical use and escalation policies.
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Jim SherlockVice President of AI and Cybersecurity Research and Development at ProCircular.votes For and says:
If your AI agent can approve a wire transfer or modify access controls without a human being in the loop, you’ve essentially created an unaudited decision-maker with admin privileges.
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City of CullmanMunicipal government of Cullman, Alabama; adopted a 2026 personnel handbook with AI use rules requiring human decision-making and review.votes For and says:
Municipal staff must ensure that AI tools are used to complement human decision-making, not replace it, especially when decisions have significant impacts on citizens.
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City of North PoleAlaska municipal government.votes For and says:
All use of GenAI requires human oversight by a staff member. Automated final decision-making without human oversight is not permitted under any circumstance.
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Concord Police DepartmentLocal police department in Massachusetts.votes For and says:
AI systems support agency functions but do not replace human judgment or constitutional decision-making.
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Sara SteffensWorker Power Director at We Build Progress; testified before the House Education and Workforce Subcommittee on AI's economic impact on workers and employers in 2026.votes For and says:
AI systems are increasingly used to justify disciplinary actions, with data-driven decisions that may lack transparency and fairness, potentially leading to unjust consequences without proper human oversight. Workers need to be able to contest discip...
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Matthew Paul GizzoAttorney and labor policy witness on AI and payroll compliance.votes For and says:
In each of these applications, AI does not replace human judgment; it augments it. The employer remains responsible for compliance, and human oversight remains essential. But by automating routine calculations, flagging potential issues, and ensuring...
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Ryan BirbalSenior vice president for public policy at HR Policy Association; testified to Congress on workplace AI in 2026.votes For and says:
In human resources, AI is most effective when it augments—rather than replaces—human judgment and engagement. Employers are using AI throughout the hiring process to source candidates, analyze qualifications, and make more informed decisions.
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City of MillcreekUtah municipal government.votes For and says:
The City Manager or designee must review and verify the accuracy and appropriateness of all AI-generated content and outputs. AI tools must not be used to make final decisions or determinations without the approval of the City Manager or designee.
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MACPACMedicaid and CHIP Payment and Access Commission, a U.S. congressional advisory commission.votes For and says:
A human reviewer with expertise must review all PA decisions, including those involving automated systems. Human oversight safeguards against the potential risks of automation, such as bias in AI-based tools or programming errors in rules-based algor...
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Town of Flower MoundMunicipal government of Flower Mound, Texas.votes For and says:
AI cannot be solely relied upon to make critical decisions or provide professional advice.
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ARIZONA@WORK-Yuma CountyYuma County workforce development system operating through the Yuma Private Industry Council.votes For and says:
Any AI-assisted content used in contracts, grant submissions, compliance materials, disciplinary documents, employment-related documents, legal communications, client eligibility materials, or other high-risk business records must be reviewed and app...
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Mississippi State Personnel BoardMississippi state personnel authority that published a 2026 AI human resources policy template.votes For and says:
AI tools may assist in HR operations but shall not replace human judgment or decision-making authority.
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North Dakota State Investment BoardNorth Dakota public investment board overseeing state funds; issued AI governance policy language in 2026.votes For and says:
AI tools may support but shall not replace the exercise of independent fiduciary judgment required under NDCC § 54-52-02.9.
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Brendan D. KellyProfessor of Psychiatry at Trinity College Dublin and author on clinical judgment, law, and artificial intelligence.votes For and says:
Each component places human reasoning and ethical responsibility at the centre of AI-supported practice, ensuring that technological innovation strengthens rather than undermines the foundations of psychiatry and law.
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Scott U. SchlegelJudge of Louisiana's 24th Judicial District Court and public speaker on responsible AI use in the courts.votes For and says:
it's not part of the social contract to turn over the human judgment of a judge to AI.
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State of Oregon Enterprise Information ServicesOregon state technology division led by the State Chief Information Officer.votes For and says:
Human review is a foundational principle for the responsible use of AI at the State of Oregon. Ensuring a human is in the loop is about accountability prior to distribution or decision. Human review is satisfied when a responsible individual confirms...
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Vitalik ButerinEthereum cofounder; technologistvotes For and says:
The hope is that humans and LLMs fail in distinct ways, and so requiring human + LLM 2-of-2 confirmation to take risky actions (and allowing human override only with much more friction and/or time delay) is much safer than fully relying only on eithe...
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International Monetary FundInternational financial institutionvotes For and says:
Embedding human oversight where agents execute groundwork while human experts review and approve final actions, such as authorizing payments or finalizing audit reports.
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AI Workforce Readiness CouncilMississippi statewide council established to prepare the workforce for artificial intelligence adoption and skills needs.votes For and says:
Responsible governance includes understanding user responsibility, acceptable use, and the need for human oversight in AI-enabled systems.
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General Pharmaceutical CouncilIndependent regulator for pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and pharmacies in Great Britain.votes For and says:
Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians remain personally accountable for all decisions and actions when using AI. AI should not replace clinical decision making and professional judgement.
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Wesleyan CollegePrivate liberal arts college in Macon, Georgia.votes For and says:
AI tools must not be used as the sole or primary basis for personnel decisions, including hiring, evaluation, or disciplinary matters.
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City of GenevaMunicipal government of Geneva, New York.votes For and says:
AI tools shall support, but shall not replace, human judgment, professional responsibility, or legal authority. City personnel remain fully responsible and accountable for all work products, decisions, communications, and outcomes, regardless of whet...
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City of ProvidenceMunicipal government of Providence, Rhode Island.votes For and says:
Employees remain fully responsible for the outcomes produced when using AI tools; while these technologies may support and enhance work, they do not replace professional judgment or human oversight.
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Federal Maritime CommissionIndependent U.S. federal agency regulating ocean transportation; its 2026 AI compliance plan requires human review and appeal mechanisms for high-impact AI.votes For and says:
High-impact AI must meet the minimum risk management practices set out in M-25-21 Section 4(b). These practices include pre-deployment testing, impact assessments, continuous monitoring, human review and appeal mechanisms, public summaries, and docum...
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Chevy Chase Village Police DepartmentLocal police department serving Chevy Chase Village, Maryland.votes For and says:
Members shall not use GenAI systems to rationalize a law enforcement decision, or as the sole basis of research, interpretation, or analysis of the law or facts related to a law enforcement contact or investigation.
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English Speaking Board (International) LtdUK awarding organization for English language and speech qualifications.votes For and says:
AI must not be used to make final decisions on learner outcomes, grading, or malpractice determinations.
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AILDOrganization publishing guidance on AI agents governance and oversight.votes For and says:
Human oversight for AI agents means leaders define where agents may act independently, where human approval is required, and what conditions force escalation or rollback before operational autonomy expands.
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Fort Bend CountyCounty government in Texas.votes For and says:
Fort Bend County employees, elected officials, contracted individuals, interns, and vendors must not rely solely on AI for conclusive decisions. If AI is being used as a decision-support tool, all outputs must be reviewed and validated by a qualified...
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Cochise CountyArizona county government that adopted a 2026 generative AI policy.votes For and says:
Human-in-the-Loop: A required process in which a knowledgeable County employee reviews and validates all AI-generated content before it is released, implemented, or made public. This ensures accountability and contextual judgment.
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Tallahassee State CollegePublic community college in Tallahassee, Florida that adopted AI acceptable-use rules requiring substantive human oversight in 2026.votes For and says:
AI must not be used for automated decisions affecting students, employees, or research subjects without substantive human oversight or formal approval by Information Technology and the applicable data custodians;
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Moore Norman Technology CenterPublic technology center district in Oklahoma that adopted a 2026 AI policy barring high-stakes decisions without human oversight.votes For and says:
The use of AI for high-stakes decision making is improper. For instance, AI should not be utilized for grading, student progression, and discipline decisions without human oversight. AI should support, not replace, the professional judgment of educat...
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Naugatuck Valley Council of GovernmentsConnecticut regional planning organization and council of governments that adopted an AI use policy in 2026.votes For and says:
As with all cases, content created by any AI system must be verified through human review before implementation and publication.
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Niusha ShafiabadyProfessor of Computational Intelligence at Australian Catholic University.votes For and says:
In healthcare, justice, finance and public administration, humans must remain accountable decision-makers. Professional reasoning should be documented rather than displaced.
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Australian Skills Quality AuthorityAustralian Government regulator for vocational education and training quality.votes For and says:
This ensures that there is always a human directly involved (Human in the Loop, or HITL) to review and validate any outcome/s generated by AI systems, in order to maintain accountability and accuracy.
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Daniel NietoSenior Director Analyst at Gartner, specializing in government digital transformation and AI governance.votes For and says:
Because of the need for transparency in decision-making, Gartner predicts that by 2029, 70% of government agencies will require explainable AI (XAI) and human-in-the-loop (HITL) mechanisms for all automated decisions that impact citizen service deliv...
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Chicago Housing AuthorityPublic housing authority serving Chicago that adopted an artificial intelligence policy in 2026.votes For and says:
The use of AI is not meant to be a replacement for staff or human decision making but instead, AI is only to be used as a tool to assist in work duties.
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California Department of Real EstateCalifornia state agency regulating real estate licensees and enforcing real estate law.votes For and says:
Licensees should adopt well-documented practices, retain human oversight over AI content, and ensure their use of AI tools supports, not undermines or violates, their legal obligations under California law.
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Archuleta CountyColorado county government.votes For and says:
All AI-generated content must be reviewed, verified, and fact-checked by a human before being published, distributed, relied upon, or used for county business. Employees remain fully responsible for the accuracy and appropriateness of all final conte...
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Indiana Department of Child ServicesIndiana state agency responsible for child welfare and child support programs.votes For and says:
Staff must use their own judgment and training to make decisions about child safety, placement, and permanency. AI cannot be used as a decision-making tool and cannot replace staff critical thinking, judgment, or action.
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OktaIdentity and access management company publishing AI-agent security guidance.votes For and says:
If an agent deviates from its intended mission, accesses sensitive data unexpectedly, or when a threat is detected, you need to be able to revoke access instantly across every system to contain risk.
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City of Culver CityMunicipal government of Culver City, California.votes For and says:
Roles and responsibilities govern the deployment and maintenance of AI systems, and human oversight ensures adherence to relevant laws and regulations.
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State Bar of California Committee on Professional Responsibility and ConductState Bar of California committee on professional responsibility and conduct.votes For and says:
When using technology, including artificial intelligence, a lawyer must independently review, verify, and exercise professional judgment regarding any output generated by the technology.
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Centers for Disease Control and PreventionU.S. federal public health agency.votes For and says:
Human Oversight: Always review GenAI outputs before use. A person should be accountable for the final product.
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Texas Department of Information ResourcesTexas state agency responsible for statewide information resources and IT policy.votes For and says:
Treat AI outputs as a starting point, written by an unskilled intern. Human judgment and expertise remain essential to ensuring a quality final work product.
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U.S. General Services AdministrationU.S. federal agency responsible for government procurement, real estate, and technology policy.votes For and says:
Conduct ongoing monitoring of the AI system and establish thresholds for periodic human review; ... Include human validation and intervention protocols to ensure all output decisions made by AI systems are regularly evaluated by system practitioners.
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City of BerkeleyMunicipal government of Berkeley, California.votes For and says:
No automated system may take punitive or coercive measures, such as issuing citations, restricting access, or initiating legal consequences without meaningful human oversight, and rapid appeal.
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Utah State Board of EducationState education authority that oversees public education policy and standards in Utah.votes For and says:
AI is a tool to augment human judgment, not replace it. Teachers and staff must review and critically reflect on all AI-generated content before use, thereby keeping "humans in the loop."
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Jo Daviess CountyIllinois county government.votes For and says:
GenAI outputs must be reviewed, verified, and corrected prior to use. All permitted uses require human review, verification, final ownership by the user, and possible department head/elected official approval.
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Shoshana O'KeefeBerkeley, California city councilmember.votes For and says:
While AI may support human judgement in decision-making, it must never replace human oversight. Staff remain responsible for the content, recommendations, and decisions made with the assistance of AI. Consequential decisions that impact human welfare...
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David HaberVice President of AI Security at Check Point Software Technologies.votes For and says:
When agents act, humans must be able to understand, audit and override those actions when necessary. After all, visibility and control go hand in hand.
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Maine Office of Information TechnologyCentral information technology office for Maine State Government.votes For and says:
An output from a GenAI tool must never be used to arrive at a final decision. Before being disseminated, or otherwise acted upon, any output from a GenAI tool must always be vetted by an appropriate agency human operator (HITL), and the organizationa...
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City of PortlandMunicipal government of Portland, Oregon.votes For and says:
Automated tools may assist with efficiency, but final determinations in these areas require human review.
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Emory UniversityPrivate research university in Atlanta, Georgia, that published institutional AI governance materials in 2026.votes For and says:
Any AI-generated text, figures, tables, or code in research outputs must carry a clear disclosure notice until appropriate human review and validation has occurred.
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Bryan RossField CTO at GitLab; technology and cybersecurity leader.votes For and says:
By integrating knowledge graphs to evaluate the potential "blast radius" of each change, the agents can recommend the appropriate level of human review required before pushing to production, reserving intensive human oversight for high-risk changes w...
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National Endowment for the ArtsIndependent federal agency that supports arts participation, education, and communities in the United States.votes For and says:
Personnel should ensure all content generated or modified using these tools is reviewed by appropriate subject matter experts for accuracy, relevance, data sensitivity, inappropriate bias, and policy compliance before using it in any official capacit...
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LACERALos Angeles County Employees Retirement Association, a public retirement system.votes For and says:
AI cannot be used to generate final communications, decisions, or official records. Staff must review, validate, and approve any AI assisted research, draft, or analysis before it is used or shared.
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Klaus LöberChair of the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), speaking on AI governance and oversight in financial-market infrastructure.votes For and says:
For systemically important infrastructures, black-box decision-making is not an option. Accountability must always remain with humans.
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Town of WiscassetMunicipal government in Maine.votes For and says:
AI shall not replace human decision-making and shall not be used as the sole basis for personnel, enforcement, regulatory, financial, or legal determinations.
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Municipality of the County of PictouMunicipal government in Nova Scotia, Canada.votes For and says:
Gen AI shall not be used to make fully automated decisions that produce legal, financial, or similarly significant effects on individuals without human review and appropriate authorization.
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Pepperdine UniversityPrivate Christian university in Malibu, California.votes For and says:
Users of AI tools are responsible for the content they generate and the decisions they make based on AI outputs. AI should not be the decision-maker in human evaluations, including performance review, teaching, grading, and the creation and delivery ...
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WaterISACWater Information Sharing and Analysis Center serving the U.S. water sector with cybersecurity and resilience guidance.votes For and says:
AI must not be used to make final decisions that significantly affect members (e.g., eligibility, services, employment) without human review.
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American Medical Writers AssociationProfessional association for medical communicators that published a responsible AI use policy in 2026.votes For and says:
AI must not be used to make final decisions that significantly affect members (e.g., eligibility, services, employment) without human review.
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South Georgia State CollegePublic state college in Georgia.votes For and says:
Human oversight and responsibility remain central; AI supports but does not replace professional judgment, especially in consequential decisions.
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New York City Public SchoolsLargest public school system in the United States.votes For and says:
All AI tools must be used with human judgment, oversight, and review. AI supports—never replaces—educator and leader decision-making.
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U.S. Election Assistance CommissionIndependent U.S. federal agency supporting election administration.votes For and says:
AI should augment, not replace, human judgment. Human oversight is a critical component of every case study in this guide.
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OpenAIAI research organizationvotes For and says:
The AI System will not be used to independently direct autonomous weapons in any case where law, regulation, or Department policy requires human control, nor will it be used to assume other high-stakes decisions that require approval by a human decis...
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Malcolm ByrneIrish TD (Fianna Fáil)votes For and says:
Technology is not a goal in itself; technology is the enabler for us to be able to achieve better goals for all of humanity and it is critical that it is humans who are going to be in the loop.
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Seneca CountyCounty government of Seneca County, New York.votes For and says:
Fully automated decisions that do not require any meaningful human oversight but substantially impact individuals.
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Arkansas Department of Shared Administrative Services Office of State TechnologyArkansas state technology office overseeing IT policy and services for the executive branch.votes For and says:
Human judgment remains essential. No AI system may make final decisions affecting individual rights or obligations without human review.
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Valerie FousheeU.S. Representative for North Carolina's 4th congressional district; sponsor of the Protecting Consumers from Deceptive AI Actvotes For and says:
I firmly object to any effort by the Administration to strong-arm AI companies into enabling mass surveillance or developing weapons that operate without meaningful human control. These uses threaten civil liberties and human rights at home and aroun...
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Allyson KnoxSenior Director of Education and Workforce Policy at Microsoft.votes For and says:
Equip schools with guidance on the safe, effective, and responsible use of AI, including considerations related to student privacy, data security, accessibility, transparency, and appropriate human oversight.
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Michele L. BlattState Superintendent of Schools at the West Virginia Department of Education.votes For and says:
The guidance is intentionally descriptive rather than directive. It establishes shared language, clarifies ethical considerations, and reinforces that people remain in control of educational decisions. The guidance addresses three audiences: the gene...
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Francesca RossiIBM Fellow and Global Leader for Responsible AI and AI Governancevotes For and says:
A nominal ‘human-in-the-loop’ approach is not enough. If humans are overloaded or lack the right information, oversight becomes symbolic.
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Utah LegislatureState legislature of Utah.votes For and says:
"Human-in-the-loop supervision" means licensed educator authority to review, override, and control instructional consequences of an artificial intelligence system, requiring documented educator review and approval before any student-impacting decisio...
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Global Council for AI StandardsOrganization publishing AI governance and human-oversight standards.votes For and says:
For each AI system identified under REQ-006-1, the organization shall implement and document an override mechanism that allows authorized personnel to reverse or modify an AI output.
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City of SalemMunicipal government of Salem, Massachusetts; adopted an AI use policy in 2026.votes For and says:
All AI-generated content must be reviewed, fact-checked, and approved by a City employee before use or release.
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António GuterresUN Secretary-Generalvotes For and says:
Science informs, but humans decide. Our goal is to make human control a technical reality, not a slogan. And that requires meaningful human oversight in every high-stakes decision — in justice, healthcare, credit.
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United States Department of the InteriorU.S. federal executive department managing public lands, natural resources, and related services.votes For and says:DelegateChoose a list of delegatesto vote as the majority of them.Unless you vote directly.
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Maryland State Department of EducationMaryland state education agency overseeing statewide K-12 policy, operations, and guidance.votes For and says:
No final determinations about awards, funding, eligibility, legality, compliance, disciplinary actions, or any other policy or program decision-making may be performed by an AI.
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Texas Department of TransportationTexas state transportation agency.votes For and says:
While AI tools are used to accelerate analysis, data processing and workflow execution, human professionals remain accountable for all final decisions and outputs. Mandatory human-in-the-loop review is required for AI-assisted work, reinforcing profe...
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County of PlacerCounty government serving Placer County, California.votes For and says:
Automated Decision-Making Without Oversight: Using AI to make or implement decisions as part of job responsibilities without appropriate human review and approval.
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Saginaw CountyMichigan county government.votes For and says:
AI systems shall not be used to make final determinations affecting an individual's rights, eligibility, or access to services without human review and validation.
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Wam VosterVP Analyst at Gartner covering AI infrastructure riskvotes For and says:
A secure ‘kill-switch’ or override mode accessible only to authorized operators is essential for safeguarding national infrastructure from unintended shutdowns caused by an AI misconfiguration.
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OHSUOregon Health & Science University, academic health center and public research university in Portland.votes For and says:
AI tools are intended to supplement—not replace—human judgment and expertise. Clinicians and trainees remain ultimately responsible for the accuracy, integrity, and ethical application of AI-assisted work.
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City of GoodlettsvilleTennessee municipal government.votes For and says:
AI shall be used only as a support tool and shall not replace professional judgment, human oversight, or legally required decision-making processes.
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Glenn GrothmanU.S. Representative for Wisconsin's 6th congressional district and chair of the House Workforce Protections Subcommittee.votes For and says:
These tools can be invaluable for augmenting worker safety, but there must be space for human oversight, and employers should be wary of delegating ultimate responsibility for worker safety to AI.
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Snow CollegePublic community college in Utah with a 2026 collegewide AI policy requiring human oversight for high-impact decisions.votes For and says:
College policy requires meaningful human oversight for high-impact decisions; fully automated decisions that affect rights, opportunities, or academic standing must include human review and an appeal pathway.
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Town of FairfieldMaine municipal government whose town council discussed and published a draft AI policy in 2026.votes For and says:
AI-generated content should be reviewed, verified, and edited before use. AI may support work but may not make final decisions on policy, enforcement, eligibility, or legal matters.
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Internal Revenue ServiceU.S. federal tax agency within the Department of the Treasury.votes For and says:
The IRS must implement minimum risk management practices for high-impact AI that could have significant impacts when deployed, including to provide additional human oversight, intervention, and accountability.
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Lorena GonzalezPresident of the California Federation of Labor Unions, AFL-CIO; former California State Assembly membervotes For and says:
Workers who maintain our electric and gas infrastructure deliver essential services to millions of Californians and are critical to public safety and wildfire prevention. We need more human oversight of utilities, not less. We cannot allow major util...
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Francisco PreciadoExecutive director of the Engineers and Scientists of California Local 20 IFPTEvotes For and says:
SB 1011 is essential to ensure that critical work to maintain the safety and efficiency of our grid is performed by humans with the knowledge, experience, and expertise to do so. Technology is great when it enhances and supports our work in the safe ...
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Nanda Min HtinPrivacy, AI governance and AI safety lawyer specializing in the United States and Asia-Pacific.votes For and says:
If a machine errs, a human should be present to intervene, correct the course, and absorb the responsibility, while being incentivized to implement safety mechanisms.
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Kansas Health InstituteKansas-based nonpartisan health policy organization that submitted 2026 testimony on AI oversight and governance in healthcare.votes For and says:
a practical framework that organizations can adapt to set expectations around transparency, data governance, human oversight and responsible AI use.
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Dallas CollegePublic community college district in Texas that adopted AI governance rules with human review and high-risk oversight requirements in 2026.votes For and says:
All AI generated content must be reviewed by qualified personnel of the College District in advance of such content being published; shared; used in decision making, including but not limited to high-risk AI decisions; or otherwise used in connection...
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Town of GoffstownMunicipal government of Goffstown, New Hampshire.votes For and says:
Output generated by AI and LLMs must be reviewed by a human before being used in official documents or communications. This ensures accuracy and appropriateness of the content. Human review is crucial to identify and correct any errors, biases, or in...
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Hawaii Medical AssociationStatewide professional association representing physicians in Hawaii.votes For and says:
HMA supports the intent of this measure to enhance patient safety, transparency, and trust as AI tools are increasingly integrated into clinical practice. Requirements for qualified, human oversight with reviewing and validating/overriding outputs us...
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Lauren WilkinsonDivisional CIO for Financial Advisor Services at Vanguard.votes For and says:
We also recommend that companies have multiple lines of “human-in-the-loop” governance reviews with quality control checks before any AI use case is made widely available.
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David J. WaltonPartner at Fisher Phillips and co-chair of the firm's Artificial Intelligence Team; testified to Congress on workplace AI in 2026.votes For and says:
For major employment decisions like hiring, firing, promotions, and pay, many companies require a human to review AI’s recommendation. This creates accountability. It also catches errors before they hurt workers.
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WorkdayEnterprise software company providing human resources and finance applications.votes For and says:
We believe that AI tools with “consequential impacts”—for example, tools used in recruiting, hiring, promotion, or termination—must be designed and operated with informed human oversight. A “human-in-the-loop” approach ensures that AI augments, rathe...
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Single Source Regulations OfficeUK regulator overseeing single-source defence contracting and pricing oversight.votes For and says:
The SSRO does not take decisions based solely on automated processing; all decisions with legal or similarly significant effects involve meaningful human involvement.
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Lewis CountyCounty government of Lewis County, Washington; adopted an artificial intelligence use policy in 2026.votes For and says:
AI-produced work must be reviewed by a County employee to ensure it is accurate, lawful, and appropriate for its intended purpose before any use or distribution, including but not limited to decisions, public communication, policies, reports, code, o...
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State Health Planning and Development AgencyHawaii Department of Health agency focused on health planning and healthcare innovation.votes For and says:
The State of Hawaiʻi has an important opportunity to proactively establish guardrails for the use of artificial intelligence in health care. SB 2281 appropriately centers transparency, patient awareness, and human oversight as AI tools become more co...
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The Juilliard SchoolPerforming arts conservatory in New York City.votes For and says:
AI Technologies are not a substitute for and should not be used without sufficient human oversight, quality assurance, review, validation, or decision-making.
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U.S. Department of EnergyU.S. federal department responsible for national energy policy, national laboratories, and nuclear security.votes For and says:
Human oversight is paramount in the use of GenAI tools. These systems are intended to augment, not replace, human decision-making within the Department.
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Wilton Manors Police DepartmentMunicipal police department serving Wilton Manors, Florida.votes For and says:
AI shall support, but never replace Department members, in the authorship of reports, legal documents, or investigative conclusions.
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Southern University SystemPublic university system in Louisiana that adopted a 2026 umbrella policy requiring human oversight for high-stakes AI uses.votes For and says:
AI must not be used to: Perform automated decisions on employment or student status without human oversight and documented fairness review.
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Milwaukee Police DepartmentMunicipal police department of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.votes For and says:
Members shall not use generative AI systems to rationalize a law enforcement decision, or as the sole basis of research, interpretation, or analysis of the law or facts related to a law enforcement contact or investigation.
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Heber CityMunicipal government of Heber City, Utah.votes For and says:
The policy did not mandate the use of AI, replace human judgment, or create new disciplinary standards, but instead clarified appropriate use, required disclosure when AI materially contributed to public or decision-making documents, and affirmed tha...
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European Economic and Social Committee (EESC)EU advisory body for civil societyvotes For and says:DelegateChoose a list of delegatesto vote as the majority of them.Unless you vote directly.
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Julia StoyanovichAssociate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering and Data Science at NYU; founding Director of the Center for Responsible AI.votes For and says:
These provisions require deployers to inform individuals in advance when AI systems will be used, to provide a meaningful opportunity to opt out of automated decision-making in favor of human review, and to notify individuals after a decision is made...
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Adeel KhanFounder and CEO of MagicSchool AI.votes For and says:
In schools, AI should be treated as a thought partner, not an authority. The teacher or school leader remains responsible for what is delivered to students. That means policy and practice should emphasize verification, clear attribution of AI-generat...
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Mississippi Artificial Intelligence Regulation Task ForceMississippi state task force that issued a final report on AI governance and responsible use in January 2026.votes For and says:
the Legislature acknowledges that AI cannot replace human creativity and involvement and so promotes responsibly using AI tools and systems while aligning and adhering to the state's long-term policies, goals, values and missions while maintaining ci...
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Mike KehoeGovernor of Missouri.votes For and says:
WHEREAS, the development and deployment of AI systems must be guided by principles that safeguard the fundamental values and interests of Missourians, including data privacy, effective data quality management, human oversight, ethical considerations,...
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State of MissouriU.S. state government of Missouri, including statewide executive orders and administrative policy.votes For and says:
Ensuring appropriate human oversight and intervention, especially in high-impact AI use cases, to maintain accountability and preserve human judgment in critical decisions.
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Pennsylvania Office of AdministrationPennsylvania state agency overseeing administrative and information technology policy for executive agencies.votes For and says:
Agencies shall ensure that AI solutions have appropriate interventions and checks from humans, otherwise known as human in the loop procedures, meaning there is active human participation in the decision-making process, review, oversight, and validat...
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Sean FitzpatrickCEO Global Legal, LexisNexisvotes For and says:
Fully autonomous, unsupervised legal decision-making, especially in high-stakes or regulated contexts, will remain both unrealistic and unacceptable.
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Sebastian ArriadaChief Information Officer at Globant.votes For and says:
Organizations must have mechanisms that allow human operators to step in, override, redirect, or halt AI actions. This is essential not only for safety, but for trust.
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North Central UniversityPrivate Christian university in Minneapolis, Minnesota.votes For and says:
This characteristic makes AI an effective assistant that can draft, suggest, and accelerate work – but requires human expertise to verify, refine, and take responsibility for final outputs.
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Yates CountyCounty government of Yates County, New York, which adopted an artificial intelligence use policy in January 2026.votes For and says:
Affected Individuals must thoroughly review any generative AI and accept responsibility for its use and dissemination.
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Baroness KidronUK House of Lords crossbench peer and digital rights advocatevotes For and says:
In systems that shape our defence, policing, health service and democratic decision-making, sovereignty must be the default, with onshore audit and assurance, procurement that builds domestic capability, control over strategic pinch-points and the ul...
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City of Golden ValleyMinnesota municipal government that announced an AI policy in 2026.votes For and says:
The policy establishes a framework for responsible and transparent use of AI tools within City operations. It sets standards for approving AI tools, protecting sensitive data, and ensuring appropriate human review of AI-generated content.
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Cass CountyMinnesota county government.votes For and says:DelegateChoose a list of delegatesto vote as the majority of them.Unless you vote directly.
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Virginia Union UniversityPrivate historically Black university in Richmond, Virginia.votes For and says:
Decisions assisted by AI must include human review and final approval – AI may inform but not replace human judgment.
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Ohio Department of Administrative ServicesOhio state agency overseeing administrative operations, procurement, and statewide technology policy.votes For and says:
The output from a Generative AI tool must be reviewed for accuracy prior to its use.
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Kavya PearlmanFounder and CEO of X Reality Safety Intelligence, a technology-safety standards nonprofit.votes For and says:
It calls for minimum global guardrails for agentic AI and world models, with enforceable requirements for human intervention, decision traceability, and accountability by design.
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KPMGGlobal professional-services organization publishing AI governance and assurance guidance.votes For and says:
As AI moves from assisting to acting, “human on the loop” oversight becomes more important.
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Australian GovernmentNational government of Australia; publisher of official digital and AI policy guidance.votes For and says:
Oversight must be maintained through a human-in-the-loop or human-on-the-loop governance model.
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County of Santa CruzCounty government of Santa Cruz County, California.votes For and says:
Human review required. Final decisions, recommendations, and communications get human sign-off.
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Love146Anti-trafficking nonprofit organization that published an AI acceptable use policy in 2026.votes For and says:
We firmly believe that humans should retain control over AI systems. We will use AI technologies to complement human decision-making and not replace or override it. Human oversight and intervention will be incorporated into our AI applications whenev...
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National Park CollegePublic community college in Arkansas that adopted AI acceptable-use rules requiring human review in 2026.votes For and says:
AI or ADT generated recommendations or outputs must be reviewed, evaluated, and approved by a human decision-maker before implementation.
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Town of StandishMunicipal government of Standish, Maine.votes For and says:
All AI-assisted outputs must be reviewed by a qualified Town employee before official use.
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Indiana University School of EducationSchool of education at Indiana University that published a human-centered generative AI framework in 2026.votes For and says:
At the IU School of Education, AI is embraced as an augmentative tool—a collaborator that supports, but never replaces critical human thought, pedagogical expertise, and scholarly originality.
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Commonwealth of MassachusettsState government of Massachusetts.votes For and says:
AI enhances human work without replacing human judgement. State employees remain accountable for their decisions supported by AI. They must review and validate AI outputs, and AI systems are designed to remain under human control.
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Weld County GovernmentCounty government serving Weld County, Colorado.votes For and says:
AI may be used as a tool to assist with certain government operations, but all final decisions affecting residents remain subject to human oversight and review. If AI is used in a decision that affects a resident, Weld County will provide notice, exp...
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City of Santa CruzMunicipal government of Santa Cruz, California.votes For and says:
Any approved use of AI is designed to support, not replace, human oversight and decision making. The City does not use AI to make final decisions that affect individual rights or access to services without appropriate human review.
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Benton CountyCounty government of Benton County, Arkansas.votes For and says:
Any use of artificial intelligence or automated decision tool requires an authorized human employee or designee to make any final decisions in the course of his or her employment, regardless of what artificial intelligence or automated decision tool ...
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Kentucky Personnel CabinetKentucky executive-branch agency that administers statewide personnel policy and employee guidance, including AI use rules.votes For and says:
Responses generated from generative AI shall not be: (a) used verbatim; (b) be assumed to be credible or accurate, (c) be treated as the sole source of reference, (d) be used to issue official statements (e.g., policy, legislation, or regulation), (e...
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City of AndoverMunicipal government of Andover, Kansas; adopted personnel policies covering responsible AI use and human oversight.votes For and says:
AI does not replace human, but may augment, decision-making in critical areas such as legal, emergency, and public safety matters.
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AI Tools Should Support — Not Replace — Human Judgment. Mediators may use AI-generated content to assist, not replace, their own professional judgment, training, and experience.
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Connecticut Commission for Educational TechnologyConnecticut state commission advising on technology policy and innovation in education.votes For and says:
AI tools should strengthen and scale, rather than replace, educator expertise. Instructional and administrative decisions affecting students must retain meaningful human oversight.
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Fair Political Practices CommissionCalifornia state agency that administers and enforces campaign finance, lobbying, and political ethics laws.votes For and says:
Human In The Loop (HITL): To maintain accountability and accuracy, a human will always be involved in the review process before the publication or distribution of AI generated content. This ensures that our GenAI outputs align with the FPPC’s values ...
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Greg CasarU.S. Representative from Texas; Chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucusvotes For and says:
This is a flashing red siren for anyone who cares about keeping America safe and free. The Trump administration wants to use A.I. to spy on Americans without a warrant and to give A.I. power to make life and death decisions without humans involved. T...
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Dan SchiappaPresident of Technology and Services, Arctic Wolf; cybersecurity industry veteranvotes For and says:
AI is great at very directed tasks, it's not quite great at broad deterministic reasoning yet. It can make a recommendation but it's not sure enough to take action. That's where humans come in.
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Sam AltmanCEO at OpenAIvotes For and says:
We have long believed that AI should not be used for mass surveillance or autonomous lethal weapons, and that humans should remain in the loop for high-stakes automated decisions.
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Virginia DignumProfessor of Responsible Artificial Intelligence at Umeå University; AI ethics expertvotes For and says:
The central risk is not that machines will outthink us, but that humans will abdicate responsibility. By framing AI as an autonomous decision-maker, especially in high-stakes domains, we risk normalizing the idea that accountability can be delegated ...
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Kirsten GillibrandU.S. Senator from New York; member of the Senate Armed Services and Intelligence Committeesvotes For and says:
Secretary Hegseth's attack on AI safety procedures contradicts common sense and undermines our national security. [...] Removing guardrails doesn't produce efficiency; it guarantees a future of catastrophic harm. We must have clear AI safety procedur...
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Max TegmarkPhysicist, AI Researchervotes For and says:
All AI systems should be under meaningful human control. This is especially true for those that could be used in the taking of human lives. Moreover, current AI systems are inherently unpredictable and fundamentally brittle, unsuited for very high st...
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Eoin HinchyCEO and co-founder of Tines, workflow automation platformvotes For and says:
The next wave of AI innovation will be defined by agents that act before they’re asked, but the real differentiator will be how effectively humans stay in the loop. These systems won’t wait for prompts; they’ll monitor markets, compliance landscapes,...
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Steve EnglanderUnited States Lab writervotes For and says:
AI produces alerts, humans render judgments. Every automated flag routes to a designated human reviewer with duty to explain accept/override outcomes to the public record. [...] Emergency Powers Invocation: Time‑boxed authority with automatic decay;...
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McDermott Will & SchulteGlobal law firmvotes For and says:
AI is a tool, not the decision-maker. [...] it should never be relied on to make final hiring or employment decisions.
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Jason PerilloRecruiting firm foundervotes For and says:
Building relationships with candidates is one of the most vital and least automatable parts of hiring. No chatbot can replicate the empathy, intuition, or trust that comes from a genuine human conversation. Candidates want to feel heard and understoo...
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Serena H. HuangAI executive and keynote speakervotes For and says:
AI should enhance human decision-making rather than replace it. [...] AI should never make final hiring decisions without human oversight. [...] AI should not create barriers that disadvantage candidates without access to advanced preparation tools.
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Jerry McNerneyCalifornia state senatorvotes For and says:
Businesses are increasingly using AI to boost efficiency and productivity in the workplace. But there are currently no safeguards to prevent machines from unjustly or illegally impacting workers’ livelihoods and working conditions,[...] SB 7 does not...
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Craig HunterService Development Director, Innovationvotes For and says:
AI is a powerful tool [...] hiring. It should never make the final decision—only provide the insights to make a better one.
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Marc BenioffCEO and co-founder of Salesforcevotes For and says:
Every company can be an agentic enterprise but we have to keep the human in the loop.
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Sushil BavejaCHRO, Jindal Stainlessvotes For and says:
AI should augment human decision-making—not replace it. Hiring decisions directly impact people’s lives, careers and aspirations. Because of that, they cannot be treated as purely transactional or automated outcomes. While AI can improve efficiency,...
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Brad SmithMicrosoft vice chair and presidentvotes For and says:
We have to ensure that A.I. remains subject to human control. Whether it’s a government, the military, or any kind of organization, that is thinking about using A.I. to automate, say, critical infrastructure, we need to ensure that we have humans in ...
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Ash KalraCalifornia assemblymember from San Josevotes For and says:
An employer or vendor acting on behalf of an employer shall not solely rely on output from an ADS to make a hiring, promotion, termination, or disciplinary decision.
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Data and Algorithms at Work: The Case for Worker Technology RightsUC Berkeley Labor Center reportvotes For and says:
Algorithms should not be used as a substitute for human decision making. The growing complexity of algorithmic systems means that even their developers may not understand how they arrive at conclusions—let alone the employers deploying these systems....
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Michelle MelloProfessor of Law and Health Policy, Stanford University; health systems researchervotes For and says:
A major worry is that wrongful denials may be occurring as a result of a lack of meaningful human review of recommendations made by AI.
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Carl Benedikt FreyAssociate Professor of AI & Work at the Oxford Internet Institute; Director of the Future of Work Program at the Oxford Martin School; author of The Technology Trap and How Progress Endsvotes For and says:
For the last-invention story to hold, people would have to become unnecessary even as partners or supervisors to AIs. [...] We would need a world where practical know-how is fully transferable through digital channels and where responsibility can be ...
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Josephine TeoSingapore's Minister for Digital Development and Information; launched the world's first agentic AI governance frameworkvotes For and says:
Our new Model Governance Framework for Agentic AI will help organisations manage systems that can act with greater independence, whilst ensuring human oversight. We are the first government worldwide to introduce such guidelines. [...] For high-risk,...
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Patricia LeppertTeam Manager for Customer Trust and Security at TeamViewer.votes For and says:
Human oversight remains essential. AI can process information quickly, but it does not understand every business context, regulatory requirement or reputational consequence. People still need to challenge outputs and take responsibility for decisions...
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Tiago AzevedoChief Information Officer at OutSystems, writing on governance of agentic AI systems.votes For and says:
Forward thinking businesses are investing time and effort into new compliance processes and building better safeguards to ensure AI outputs can be trusted. One such method is the use of human-in-the-loop models for key decisions.
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IBMTechnology company; policy division pagevotes For and says:
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 interrog...
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Google DeepMindAI research company.votes For and says:
Crucially, the planning officer remains in full control as the final decision-maker.
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Basudeb PalFounder of enTrustAI and magicWorkshop, working on enterprise AI governance and evaluation.votes For and says:
AI adoption has dramatically outpaced AI accountability, and enterprises now need more than dashboards and monitoring tools. They need a trust layer that continuously evaluates AI behavior, incorporates human judgment, and provides measurable confide...
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Tania MuleyMicrosoft Foundry writer on human-in-the-loop patterns for agent-based systems.votes For and says:
Fully automated pipelines can be efficient, but in enterprise environments, they can also introduce risks related to accuracy, compliance, and user trust. This is where Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) emerges — not as a fallback — but as a first-class archi...
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Five Eyes intelligence agenciesSecurity-agency partnership of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States.votes For and says:
An erroneous or unexpected decision from an agent could result in significant damage, such as deletion of important data. Incorporating human supervision, approval and review into agentic AI workflows is an important control for ensuring systems oper...
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Peter HaighDeputy Chief Technology Officer at the UK National Cyber Security Centre.votes For and says:
Ensuring AI operates within the law, within organisational policy and with appropriate human oversight.
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Home OfficeUK government department.votes For and says:
AI-assisted outputs MUST be reviewed and approved by a human before reaching production.
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HM Revenue & CustomsUnited Kingdom government department responsible for tax collection and customs administration.votes For and says:
Generative AI-enhanced software that helps customers with their tax should be designed with strong human oversight and control built in at appropriate stages.
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Pope Leo XIVHead of the Catholic Churchvotes For and says:
We must also keep a watchful eye on the development and application of artificial intelligence in both military and civilian contexts, to ensure that they do not absolve humans of responsibility for their choices and do not exacerbate the tragedy of ...
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Arvind NarayananPrinceton computer science professorvotes For and says:
For automation, reliability is a hard prerequisite for deployment: an agent that succeeds on 90% of tasks but fails unpredictably on the remaining 10% may be a useful assistant yet an unacceptable autonomous system.
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Blaise Agüera y ArcasVP and Fellow at Google Research; AI researcher and authorvotes For and says:
No single concentration of intelligence, human or artificial, should regulate itself. Power must check power, and in a world of artificial agents, this means building conflict and oversight into the institutional architecture. [...] Humans remain in ...
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Mustafa SuleymanMicrosoft AI CEO; authorvotes For and says:
For AI to deliver its promised benefits, it must be designed in the humanist tradition, with people remaining unequivocally in control, and with human dignity always coming first. We are not building an ill-defined and ethereal superintelligence; we ...
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Demis HassabisNobel laureate, AI Researcher and CEO of DeepMindvotes For and says:
The risk from the technology itself, as it becomes more autonomous, more agent-based, is what's going to happen over the next few years. We have to make sure we keep control of the systems, that they're aligned with our values, that they're doing wha...
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Thierry BretonEU internal market commissionervotes For and says:
We are regulating as little as possible and as much as needed, with proportionate measures for AI models.
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Sarah BreedenBank of England deputy governorvotes Against and says:
Our frameworks were not built to contemplate autonomous agents, and relying on a human in the loop for all agent actions is unlikely to be realistic. More sophisticated governance and accountability frameworks may be needed.
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Eric BrandwineDistinguished Engineer and Vice President at Amazon Security.votes Against and says:
We’re not huge fans of human-in-the-loop. It’s something that you should use judiciously, where you absolutely need it. But it’s not something that you can do at high velocity. You will not get the results that you want to get.
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GoogleSearch and advertising companyvotes Against and says:
Policymakers should avoid blanket oversight mandates; instead, recognize that user intervention should scale with the potential impact of the agent’s actions.
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Francis deSouzaChief Operating Officer of Google Cloud.votes Against and says:
It is very clear that we have moved from a human-led defense strategy, to a human-in-the-loop defense strategy, to an AI-led defense strategy that’s overseen by humans. Our model for the future is an agentic fleet that does a lot of the routine cyber...
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Jay DePaulChief Cyber Security and Technology Risk Officer at Dun & Bradstreet.votes Against and says:
“Human-at-the-helm” reframes oversight for this new reality: people set intent, define guardrails, observe performance, and remain accountable for outcomes without micromanaging every step.
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Vinod KhoslaVenture capitalist; Khosla Ventures foundervotes Against and says:
Personal view: I admire @AnthropicAI sticking by their principles but disagree with the principle itself. Putin won't fight fair so we should have autonomous AI weapons for sure.
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Devin M. MannSenior Director for Informatics Innovation at NYU Langone's Center for Healthcare Innovation and Delivery Sciencevotes Against and says:
We already have an AI assistant we built for our home blood pressure monitoring program — that right now still has a human in loop for doing the titrations of the meds. Five years from now, we're not going to have a human doing those titrations.
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Stephen RobertsOxford professor and co-founder of Mind Foundryvotes Against and says:
The phrase 'human in the loop' creates the often-illusory impression that humans have ultimate control over the AI system. The AI makes a decision or prediction, and then the human uses this to inform their own decision, with interaction being superf...
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Orly LobelLaw professorvotes Against and says:
In 2023, the United States saw countless proposals to ban AI technologies, [...] hiring, [...] law soon must embrace AI; [...] prohibit human intervention [...]
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