CONTROL & HUMAN IN THE LOOP · BOUND IMPACT
Automation increases the need for control
Greater speed and reach require precise boundaries, signals and intervention points rather than indiscriminate bureaucracy.

01 · IMPACTSensitivity, reach, reversibility and propagation determine the control class.
02 · BOUNDARIESAutonomy levels, risk budgets and approvals constrain executable actions.
03 · INTERVENTIONObservability, stop rules and recovery keep deviations controllable.
CORE METHOD
SCOPE → CLASSIFY → BUDGET → GATE → OBSERVE → STOP → PROVE → IMPROVE
Control directs human attention to consequential transitions and constrains routine execution technically.
Can the run be stopped before impact, its reach measured and each decision reconstructed from evidence?