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Document role-specific instructions: What evidence should resolve whether deployer instructions and human

AIGP Understanding How Laws, Standards and Frameworks Apply to AI Hard

Adequate oversight requires usable instructions, intervention authority, escalation procedures, and evidence that oversight works in practice.

The question

In an EU travel-support operation, assume relevant high-risk AI Act duties apply. A vendor chatbot can issue itinerary changes, but the deployer’s manual only says “monitor outputs.” The vendor provides no role-specific instructions, and supervisors lack a documented intervention method. What evidence should resolve whether deployer instructions and human oversight are operationally adequate?

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  1. Document role-specific instructions, authority, escalation, and exercised oversight.
    This evidence addresses both deficiencies: usable deployer instructions and practical authority and procedures for monitoring, intervention, and escalation.
  2. Review customer satisfaction scores.
    Satisfaction scores measure service experience, not whether supervisors have usable instructions or intervention capability.
  3. Accept the vendor’s assurance that the chatbot supports supervised itinerary changes.
    A general vendor assurance does not establish the deployer’s role-specific procedures, intervention authority, escalation path, or operating evidence.
  4. Name supervisors in the deployment record.
    A named roster establishes assignment but not instructions, authority, escalation, or the ability to intervene effectively.
The trap
A named reviewer is insufficient; verify instructions, authority, escalation, and evidence that intervention works in the workflow.

How to remember it

Adequate oversight requires usable instructions, intervention authority, escalation procedures, and evidence that oversight works in practice.

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