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The human factor is a vital component in many systems, often serving as a final checkpoint before a decision is made. Humans are uniquely capable of recognizing patterns and making connections that machines struggle to replicate. As a result, humans are frequently relied upon to validate the accuracy of information or to provide context for complex data sets. In some cases, human input is necessary to resolve ambiguous situations or to identify potential biases in automated processes.