Article 14.
In August 2026, Europe writes human oversight into law. We have been building toward it for years.
Human oversight, no longer optional.
Article 14 of the EU AI Act requires that high-risk AI systems be designed so a human can actually oversee them while in use. Not a checkbox. Not a signature after the fact. A person who can understand the system, step in, and stop it, embedded in how the system runs.
The decisions that deserve a human, get one.
As AI takes over more of the workflow, the question is not whether it is fast, but who is accountable when it is wrong. Article 14 puts that accountability back where it belongs: with a named human, at the decisions that matter, with a record of who decided what.
Two layers, both built for this.
Sanctity, the values layer, asks the world what it values, as equals, so the system is taught from everyone rather than scraped from the loudest. HumanChain, the expertise layer, is the engine through which an AI agent reaches a human for a judgment, and the human's answer continues the workflow. Together they are human oversight you can build on, not bolt on.