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With whom does automation leave legal responsibility?

Automation does not shed legal responsibility. It stays where it was — with the person who takes the decision and with the company. Automation does not decide anything; it prepares the deci…

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Automation does not shed legal responsibility. It stays where it was — with the person who takes the decision and with the company. Automation does not decide anything; it prepares the decision.So our designs put human approval at the critical steps, build an audit trail showing who did what and when, and define the system’s legal limits in writing. Where a…

Automation does not shed legal responsibility. It stays where it was — with the person who takes the decision and with the company. Automation does not decide anything; it prepares the decision.

So our designs put human approval at the critical steps, build an audit trail showing who did what and when, and define the system’s legal limits in writing. Where an automation processes personal data, the controller’s accountability and record-keeping obligations under the Personal Data Protection Law (No. 6698) continue unchanged — the software does not absorb them. The division of roles inside the company is settled by contract alongside. That framework is what lets automation scale safely, without blurring who is answerable for what.

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