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AI Safety & AlignmentZenn AI/MLPublished: Oct 8, 2026, 10:00 JST

Human-in-the-loop alone fails if staff can't halt the AI

Human-in-the-loop alone fails if staff can't halt the AI

A practitioner who builds workplace tools says the common split — AI and tools process, suspicious items are flagged, a person checks and decides — leaves an open question. When a reviewer decides to stop, can downstream processing actually be halted, and can corrected work resume correctly.

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