EU AI Act / Chapter III / Article 14
EU AI Act · Article 14
Human oversight
What it means
High-risk systems must be designed so people can oversee them effectively while in use: understand capabilities and limits, stay aware of automation bias, interpret output correctly, decide not to use it or override it, and stop it. For remote biometric identification, no action may be taken on a result unless it has been separately verified and confirmed by at least two natural persons.
Live checks for Article 14
- EU AI Act Art.14 - human oversight assigned
- EU AI Act Art.14 - stop / override control exists
- EU AI Act Art.14(4)(b) - automation bias addressed in oversight
- EU AI Act Art.14(5) - biometric identification confirmed by two people
- EU AI Act Art.14 - human oversight assigned
Each one runs now, free, with a tamper-evident receipt.
How to prove it with sebbi.pro: Oversight Keys: proof a real human reviewed the decision, Two-Person Keys for 14(5)
See also: Provider obligations.
Plain-English summary by sebbi.pro of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 as amended by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744. The official text is the only authoritative version: EUR-Lex.