Research for a More Human Tomorrow
Researcher. Author. Practitioner.
Exploring how artificial intelligence influences decisions, judgment, accountability, and responsibility, with a focus on how people and organizations can govern those choices more deliberately.
“Governance turns possibility into progress.”
Who can decide, and under what conditions?
Who is responsible for outcomes?
Do decisions reflect human values and organizational goals?
Can we explain and justify the decision?
Bridging rigorous research with real-world insight.
Original mixed-methods research examining AI integration, governance, accountability, leadership, and organizational alignment.
Read the research →Long-form exploration of artificial intelligence, human judgment, governance, leadership, ethics, and the choices shaping our technological future.
View books →Real-world experience connecting AI, technology, organizational processes, governance, and human decision-making in practice.
Read more →Ideas, analysis, and practical questions about AI, judgment, and governance.
Optimism about artificial intelligence does not require ignoring risk. Governed optimism means pursuing AI’s potential while preserving human judgment, authority, accountability, and alignment so technological capability strengthens organizations rather than quietly outrunning the structures responsible for directing it.
Read article →AI governance often begins too late. The ROSS Intelligence decision shows why organizations must examine not only what AI is allowed to do, but what they were authorized to build, using which information, for what purpose, and under whose authority.
Read article →Extraordinary AI performance does not establish generalized intellectual superiority. Calling current systems “superintelligent” collapses important distinctions between capability, intelligence, judgment, and authority while encouraging greater deference to technology than the evidence supports.
Read article →Deeper explorations of the ideas shaping our AI-enabled future.
An exploration of human judgment, agency, ethics, responsibility, and the choices that emerge as increasingly capable technologies become part of everyday life.
Learn more →A practical introduction to artificial intelligence, moving from foundational concepts to strategy, governance, leadership, implementation, and applied AI.
Learn more →Conversations, interviews, teaching, and ideas shared with diverse audiences.