Israel's Gospel AI targeting system generates 100 targets/day but human review gets 20 seconds per target

The IDF's Gospel (Habsora) AI system reportedly generates 100+ bombing targets per day in Gaza, but human analysts reviewing each target for legal compliance and civilian harm assessment spend an average of 20 seconds per target before approving strikes. At that speed, 'human in the loop' is a rubber stamp, not a genuine review. Analysts describe feeling pressure to approve targets at the rate the AI generates them or be seen as bottlenecking operations. This persists because AI target generation speed is unconstrained while human review capacity is fixed, and no doctrine specifies a minimum review time per target. The operational pressure to maintain strike tempo incentivizes faster approval, not more careful review.