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Human Oversight and Legal Attachment in Autonomous Operations: A Comparative Analysis of the EU AI Act and UK Data (Use and Access) Act 2025

Human oversight attaches to an automated operation not as a universal technical mandate encompassing all software, but as a highly conditional legal duty that materializes through distinct statutory triggers defined by jurisdiction, risk classification, and the severity of impact on individuals. For a defined operation, the law prescribes natural-person oversight when the algorithmic execution crosses specific…

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Human Oversight and Legal Attachment in Autonomous Operations: A Comparative Analysis of the EU AI Act and UK Data (Use and Access) Act 2025
1\. Answer and scope
2\. Provision-level findings
3\. Four worked cases
R2-05-C01 \- Routine renewal
R2-05-C02 \- Consequential allocation
R2-05-C03 \- Trigger-failing control
R2-05-C04 \- Affected-party protection

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