As AI agents take over more reasoning, writing and decision-making, what happens to critical thinking? A look at cognitive autonomy, children and desirable friction.
AI Ethics
Does the Celebrity in Your Ad Need to Be Alive?
AI Resurrections, Synthetic Endorsements, and the Consent Problem That Doesn’t Die The dead are working again. … Does the Celebrity in Your Ad Need to Be Alive?Read more
When a Values Statement Cannot Stop an API Call
An AI system can cause real harm without any malicious intent. It does not need malice. … When a Values Statement Cannot Stop an API CallRead more
When AI Has a Face: What Digital Humans Mean for Trust
Meet Dex. She performs at fashion weeks in Paris, New York, and Milan. She models Prada … When AI Has a Face: What Digital Humans Mean for TrustRead more
AI Governance Becomes Real in the Inner Rings
In the first post, I argued that AI governance starts with mandate, risk appetite, and first-line … AI Governance Becomes Real in the Inner RingsRead more
AI Governance Starts With Mandate, Not Monitoring
Most organizations approach AI governance from the inside out. They start with what feels tangible: That … AI Governance Starts With Mandate, Not MonitoringRead more
Is Your AI Recommending the Best Product—or the Most Profitable One?
Why Executives Need to Take a Hard Look at AI-Driven Marketing Artificial intelligence isn’t just working … Is Your AI Recommending the Best Product—or the Most Profitable One?Read more
Algorithmic Pricing: Navigating the Collision of Revenue and Reputation
Delta Air Lines recently reaffirmed to US lawmakers that it does not use AI to set … Algorithmic Pricing: Navigating the Collision of Revenue and ReputationRead more
AI Fashion Models: Innovation or Dangerous Illusion?
Does the model in your recent fashion advertisement really exist? Welcome to the age of AI-generated … AI Fashion Models: Innovation or Dangerous Illusion?Read more
When DNA Becomes the Product: The 23andMe Bankruptcy and Data Ethics
As 23andMe navigates bankruptcy, its proposal to sell customer DNA data raises urgent questions about data ethics, consent, and trust. For CEOs and business leaders, this moment is a wake-up call: biometric data is not just an asset—it’s a social responsibility. How we handle it defines our credibility and the future of ethical innovation.