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Review Human Review

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Definition

Human review is a deliberate check by a person before an AI-generated or automated result is used, shared, or acted on. Review may include checking facts, assumptions, fit, boundaries, consequences, and whether the result answers the real need.
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Plain-Language Explanation

Human review means a person pauses to examine a result before anyone relies on it. The reviewer can question it, correct it, ask for more work, or decide not to use it.
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Why It Matters

Human review is more than a quick glance or approval click. The reviewer needs enough information, time, and authority to disagree, correct the result, or stop the process.
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Example

Before sending an AI-drafted customer notice, a staff member checks the dates, policy language, tone, missing facts, and whether the message should be sent at all.
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Related Terms

* [[output|Output]] * [[verification|Verification]] * [[human-ownership|Human Ownership]] * [[recommendation-boundary|Recommendation Boundary]]
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