I write about AI, accountability, and the decisions organizations make by not making them.
For over 25 years I worked inside organizations where accountability was not optional, in regulated finance, large-scale security, logistics, and technology.
Now I write about the question in front of every business: how to use AI without surrendering judgment, privacy, or control. I am the founder of Fellowship Intelligence, an AI governance advisory firm, and the author of The Wrong Default. I publish The Evolving Mindset, a newsletter that comes out several times a week, and lead Still in Charge, an initiative teaching students to stay in charge of the AI they will inherit.
One argument pointed in two directions. Both manuscripts are in editing and seeking an agent or publisher.
For the parent, the teacher, the leader. How the wrong defaults get installed when powerful technology arrives faster than the systems meant to govern it, and who absorbs the cost when no one is actually deciding.
For the operator and the professional who can feel the crosshairs. What it takes to keep your judgment, hold the context a working life builds, and stay in the decision instead of letting it get made by absence.