R0057/2026-04-01/C024
Claim: The EU AI Act chose the term automation bias and produced a deployer-awareness obligation (train people not to overtrust AI), not a system-design constraint.
BLUF: Confirmed. Article 14 of the EU AI Act explicitly uses 'automation bias' and requires deployers to ensure oversight personnel remain aware of 'the possible tendency of automatically relying or over-relying on the output produced by a high-risk AI system (automation bias).' This is a deployer awareness obligation, not a system-design constraint on AI providers.
Probability: Very likely (80-95%) | Confidence: High
Summary
Hypotheses
| ID |
Hypothesis |
Status |
| H1 |
The EU AI Act uses automation bias and creates a deployer awareness obligation |
Supported |
| H2 |
The Act addresses automation bias but also includes some system constraints |
Not supported |
| H3 |
The Act does not use the term automation bias |
Eliminated |
Searches
| ID |
Target |
Results |
Selected |
| S01 |
EU AI Act automation bias deployer obligation awareness training overtrust |
10 |
1 |
Sources
| Source |
Description |
Reliability |
Relevance |
| SRC01 |
EU AI Act Article 14 text |
High |
High |
Revisit Triggers
- If the EU AI Act is amended to include system-design constraints for sycophancy