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Requirements at a glance

This regulation imposes 8 specific requirements for Human Oversight across 1 provision:

• Human-centric principle — Art. 4 places humans at the centre and states that AI serves humans rather than replacing human authority and responsibility
• Human control — Art. 4 calls for maintaining human control and the ability to intervene in every system decision and action, along with inspection and monitoring across development and operation
• Interference prohibition — Art. 7(4) prohibits obstructing, disabling or distorting human supervision, intervention and control mechanisms required by the Act
• High-risk provider duty — Art. 14(1)(d) requires providers to design high-risk systems to permit human supervision and intervention
• High-risk deployer duty — Art. 14(2)(b) requires deployers to ensure the ability for human intervention during use
• Ethics framework boundary — Art. 26 creates a national ethics framework and says the State encourages organisations and individuals to apply it; that encouragement is not restated here as a mandatory private impact assessment
• Public-sector impact assessment — Art. 27 applies to state management and public services. Covered operating agencies must assess high-risk or materially rights-, fairness- or public-interest-impacting uses and preserve human supervision/intervention; the human decision-maker retains authority and responsibility
• Translation — These English descriptions are working translations of visually reviewed Vietnamese excerpts, not official English wording