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Require human-in-the-loop oversight for agentic AI systems acting in high-stakes domains
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Results (40 votes):
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(40 votes)
For 36 (90%)
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For (33)
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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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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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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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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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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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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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Ola MahmoudHead of Liquid Alternatives, Vontobel Asset Management; CFA Charterholdervotes For and says:DelegateChoose a list of delegatesto vote as the majority of them.Unless you vote directly.
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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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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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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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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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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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Serena HuangF100 AI executive and advisorvotes 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 [...].
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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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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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Assembly Member KalraCA Assembly membervotes For and says:
An employer or vendor [...] shall not solely rely on output from an ADS to make a hiring, promotion, termination, or disciplinary decision.
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UC Berkeley Labor CenterUniversity of California research centervotes 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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Against (4)
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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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