The policy prohibits Customers from using Groq's services to make automated decisions that materially and detrimentally affect individual rights in high-risk domains including employment, healthcare, finance, legal matters, housing, insurance, and social welfare, unless human supervision is in place.
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This provision requires enterprise customers deploying Groq AI in any of the named high-risk domains to establish and maintain human oversight mechanisms as a contractual condition of service use, and directly engages the EU AI Act's requirements for high-risk AI system oversight.
Interpretive note: The policy does not define what constitutes adequate human supervision, leaving implementation standards to Customer interpretation and potentially applicable regulatory guidance.
Under this clause, individuals subject to automated decisions made via Groq-powered systems in domains such as employment screening, credit assessment, or healthcare triage are afforded a policy-level expectation of human supervision, though enforcement depends on the Customer's implementation and applicable law.
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Compare across platforms →"to make automated decisions that have a material detrimental impact on individual rights without human supervision in high-risk domains, such as in employment, healthcare, finance, legal, housing, insurance, or social welfareExcerpt from Groq's Acceptable Use Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision directly engages the EU AI Act, which classifies certain automated decision-making systems in employment, education, healthcare, finance, and social services as high-risk and requires conformity assessments, human oversight, and transparency …
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This provision requires enterprise customers deploying Groq AI in any of the named high-risk domains to establish and maintain human oversight mechanisms as a contractual condition of service use, and directly engages the EU AI Act's requirements for high-risk AI system oversight.
Under this clause, individuals subject to automated decisions made via Groq-powered systems in domains such as employment screening, credit assessment, or healthcare triage are afforded a policy-level expectation of human supervision, though enforcement depends on the Customer's implementation and applicable law.
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