Human in the Loop ⚖️ AI is scaling fast, but here’s the question: can it truly decide without us? Here’s the catch: it can still miss context, misjudge edge cases, and make decisions that need… a human touch. That’s where Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) comes in. 🙋♂️Not humans everywhere, but humans where it matters most adding judgment, oversight, and responsibility to AI systems. this time we dives into why HITL matters and where it plays the most critical role in AI workflows striking the balance between automation and human judgment. Would love to hear your perspective. 👇
Why Human-in-the-Loop is crucial for AI decision-making
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