Glossary
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Describes the degree of human–AI interaction points, from adjustable parameters (e.g., risk thresholds) to kill switches and override workflows. High controllability is crucial in high-stakes domains (healthcare, finance), ensuring that operators can intervene when AI outputs conflict with policy or ethics.
Example
In an automated loan-approval pipeline, under-writable controls allow risk officers to manually adjust application scores. If the AI recommends denial but an officer identifies extenuating circumstances, they can override the decision, triggering a mandatory review log entry for audit purposes.