What is Human involvement rate?
How often humans step in, and whether those moments are genuinely high value.
Human involvement rate is a forward-looking metric tracking how often humans need to step in and whether those interventions are genuinely high-value.
Rather than treating every human touch as a cost, it asks whether human effort is being directed toward the edge cases, sensitive issues, and system improvements where people add the most value.
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