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In AI systems, developers may be responsible for implementing agreed technical requirements, testing behavior and communicating limitations; deploying organizations may be responsible for judging whether the system is suitable for its intended use, establishing oversight and handling complaints; authorized human operators may bear responsibilities for review, intervention and escalation.
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