Human Judgment as an Irreducible Interface in High-Complexity Systems

This paper examines human judgment as a non-reducible interface in high-complexity systems. Drawing on information theory and complex systems dynamics, it considers limits to formalizing, automating or decomposing judgment…

Xufen Tu · Independent Interdisciplinary Researcher

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This paper examines human judgment as a non-reducible interface in high-complexity systems. Drawing on information theory and complex systems dynamics, it considers limits to formalizing, automating or decomposing judgment without losing system stability. Its stated scope is structural and theoretical; it does not propose decision prescriptions or a governance model. This page is a reading guide, not the full paper.

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Tu, Xufen. “Human Judgment as an Irreducible Interface in High-Complexity Systems: A Structural Boundary Framework Based on Information Theory and Complex Systems Dynamics.” SSRN, 2026-03-24. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.6193698

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