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The oversight checklist

Twenty checks for the interface through which a person oversees an artificial intelligence (AI) system: eighteen grouped by the five capabilities in Article 14(4) of the European Union’s AI Act, and two for the base condition the others depend on. It returns a profile across all six groups, never a single score, because where the gaps sit tells you more than the total.

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At a glance

Measures
a six-group oversight profile
Checks
20, plain yes / no
Returns
a shape, not a score
Private
nothing is submitted, no email

Check a review screen you own

Tick what is actually true of the interface today, not what is planned. Leave a box unticked if you are unsure.

UnderstandArticle 14(4)(a)0 / 3
MonitorArticle 14(4)(a)0 / 4
ResistArticle 14(4)(b)0 / 4
InterpretArticle 14(4)(c)0 / 3
InterveneArticle 14(4)(d)–(e)0 / 4
The review screen itselfThe base condition0 / 2

Want an independent check of your interface? The oversight readiness review takes one oversight interface through this checklist and the five capabilities of Room to Disagree in five working days, and tells you whether it can be tested yet and what to fix first. The full fee is credited against a seeded-error audit.

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Opens Stripe checkout. After payment we send the scoping form the same day.

€1,650 plus value added tax (VAT), paid up front. Need an invoice or purchase order? Ask us. See a sample review, a Portable Document Format (PDF) file for a fictitious system.

Most checks come from the criteria in Room to Disagree, the framework this checklist belongs to; checks 7 and 18 go beyond them. If the friction-symmetry check failed, start there.

Read the framework · How the seeded-error audit works