The concept of automated decision-making (ADM) is central to European digital law. Qualifying a decision as automated entails the application of some of the most discussed and important rules in the discipline. For instance, the right to explanation of a decision based on an AI system found in article 86 of the AIA applies exclusively to automated decisions. Similarly, the right to obtain human intervention in article 22 (3) of the GDPR only exists when the primary decision is fully automated.