Interview: Anticipating internal risks through ethical AI: Perspectives from Logical Commander

Marketing Team
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Following a recent interview in Sector Ejecutivo (Spain) (pages 30-33), Logical Commander shares his perspective on ethical and non-invasive AI and the early detection of internal risks to human capital, which promotes governance, regulatory compliance and responsible decision-making.

👉Read the original interview in Spanish in Sector Ejecutivo, January 2026.

In a recent interview with Sector Ejecutivo, Matias Schapiro, CEO and founder of Logical Commander, shared his perspective on how organizations must rethink internal risk management in an increasingly complex, regulated, and human-centered environment.

Logical Commander's approach is based on a clear principle: the goal is not to judge people, but to anticipate risks. Traditional methods often detect problems only after they escalate into crises. Human-caused risks, such as ethical erosion, integrity breaches, or exposure to regulatory compliance issues, tend to evolve silently and require earlier, more structured visibility.

Logical Commander addresses this challenge through its E-Commander Enterprise Risk Management platform, built on proprietary technology and AI-powered analytics. The platform integrates information from multiple analytical modules and transforms it into actionable intelligence for Compliance, Risk, Security, Human Resources, Internal Audit, and executive leadership, without requiring employee supervision or automated decision-making.

One of the company's best-known solutions, Risk-HR, analyzes contextual and emotional reactions to open-ended questions using a non-invasive, privacy-focused approach that is fully compliant with strict labor and data protection regulations, including the U.S. Employee Polygraph Protection Act (EPPA) and the GDPR. The system is designed to generate objective risk indicators, which are always interpreted by people and within the framework of each organization's internal policies.

In the interview, Schapiro also emphasized the importance of ethical AI and governance by design. Logical Commander's technology is designed to support decision-making, not replace it, ensuring that risk detection strengthens institutional resilience and protects individual dignity.

This approach has positioned Logical Commander as a trusted player in sensitive environments. The company has received international recognition for its contribution to responsible risk management and has been invited for the third consecutive year (March 2026) to the OECD Anti-Corruption and Integrity Forum, as the only technology company developing solutions that participates in private sessions for governments and multilateral institutions.

As organizations move toward 2026 and beyond, the message is clear: effective risk management is no longer about reacting faster, but about anticipating, acting responsibly, and aligning technology with ethics and regulations from the outset. Logical Commander: Know First, Act Fast! www.logicalcommander.com