- In short
- A real human review gate is stated in who/what/when form: WHO reviews (the role that holds accountability, not whoever is free), WHAT is verified (the specific risk the review exists to catch, such as accuracy, fairness, or policy compliance), and WHEN it happens (before the output is used, not after). "A human will check it" is not a gate; a use case classified appropriate-with-review is not ready to run until the gate is stated in that form.
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