Obligation guide
What is Human Review of AI Decisions?
Required by 1 regulations across 1 jurisdiction in the XIRA catalog (state, federal, and local codes).
Definition
Human review is the right of a person affected by automation to have a real person reconsider the outcome. Many privacy laws pair this with tight timelines and forbid charging a fee for the review itself.
See also our AI compliance glossary for short definitions of common terms.
Related glossary entries
Which regulations require this
- Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act - ADM and profiling provisions
Minnesota is the first state privacy law to require controllers to create and maintain a data inventory. The right to...
MNPrivacy ADMMediumIn effect
Which states reference this obligation
MN
What you should do next
- Publish how to request review in the same places you explain AI use.
- Equip reviewers with enough context to override the model without re-running the whole stack.
- Track volume, turnaround, and outcomes to catch bottlenecks.
- Document each review for the same retention window as the underlying decision.
- Coordinate with labor counsel if union contracts add parallel grievance rules.
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