The Approach
ANTROPOLOGIC was founded on a single observation: organizations deploying AI systems are being held responsible for outcomes they can no longer fully command.
José Luis Tudela is the founder of ANTROPOLOGIC and the author of the Functional Sedation Framework — a diagnostic model that examines whether human command remains structurally viable once decisions are mediated by automated systems.
His research focuses on the structural conditions required for meaningful human oversight under the EU AI Act — not only as a compliance exercise, but as an operational question with real governance consequences.
Human presence does not guarantee command.
Command must be structurally viable.
Most approaches in this space focus on performance,
compliance, or technical capability. They assume that if the system functions correctly, human control remains intact.
That is not what this work is.
This work is about the structural viability of human command. Whether the conditions required to perceive, judge, and intervene still exist once decisions are mediated by complex systems.
Where responsibility is formally assigned. Where authority actually resides. And whether both still coincide under real operational pressure.
Including the possibility that they do not.
This is not about tools, optimization, or speed. It is about whether your system can still be governed when it matters.
Final Positioning
Control is not Command.
Human oversight without human command is not governance.
The real risk is not system failure. It is the silent erosion of human command while everything continues to work.