A split contract, terms enforced automatically by software with pre-chosen human arbitrators who judge only the terms a party disputes, is a correction design that does not need humans to keep pace with the machine. It answers part of the speed objection to human oversight: review moves from every action in real time to disputed actions after the fact. It does not answer an action whose damage is done before anyone can dispute it.

Evidence 2 passages

• groundsGaming the Future, Allison Duettmann

  If either party decides to dispute the contract's automated part, pre-chosen arbitrators judge the disputed terms and may overrule them

• groundsGaming the Future, Allison Duettmann

  Preserving a human in the loop can be a useful feature. Sometimes we don't just want the automated contract to be the only credible commitment.

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