Output produced in a structured format that software can parse directly, with a person reviewing or approving it before it takes effect.

Offered in regulated-industry pitches as a compliance reassurance, where the human oversight is frequently one reviewer approving a queue faster than anyone could actually read it.

• Oversight In Name: Counting a click as review when the volume makes genuine reading impossible.
• Accountability Transfer: The structured output is the product, and the human is there to absorb responsibility for it.
• House-Cleaning Reality Check: Like signing every delivery slip the driver hands you without reading one, and calling the signature "human oversight."

Brazil (1980s) where a single typing error passes through an automated records system and is signed off at every stage by officials who never read what they approved.

“All determinations are machine-readable with human oversight at the point of decision.”

“The system outputs a structured file, and a reviewer approves each result before it is sent to the client.”