Clauses 5.2 + 5.3 establish stakeholder identification and engagement. Per public IEEE 7000-2021 abstract + Wikipedia + academic literature (full IEEE text NOT reproduced): stakeholder identification including: direct users (purchasers + operators); indirect users (affected by system use); marginalised + vulnerable + underrepresented populations (children + elderly + persons with disabilities + ethnic minorities + LGBTQ+ + low-income + migrant + indigenous + linguistic minorities); affected non-users (those whose lives are shaped without using the system); future generations + environment + non-human stakeholders; regulators + civil society + academic + media + investors; competitors + supply chain. Stakeholder engagement methods: workshops + interviews + focus groups + ethnographic study + design thinking sprints + participatory design + co-design + value-sensitive design (VSD) methods + value scenarios + envisioning + stakeholder advisory boards + ethics committees. Inclusive engagement: representativeness + accessibility + language + compensation for time + power dynamics awareness + bias-checking + iterative engagement + feedback loops. Human oversight mechanisms: human-in-the-loop + human-on-the-loop + human-in-command per EU AI Act + final accountability + override capability + meaningful human review for high-risk AI decisions. Coordinates with value-sensitive design (Friedman + Hendry + Borning) + responsible innovation (Schomberg + Stilgoe) + participatory design (Bjerknes + Ehn) + design justice (Costanza-Chock) + EU AI Act Article 14 Human Oversight + NIST AI RMF GOVERN + MANAGE + ISO/IEC 42001 stakeholder engagement. IEEE 7000 Stakeholder Identification and Engagement applies.
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