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Research-driven writing on AI, trust, and the technologies reshaping our world.

Opening with a four-part series on why we believe AI is neutral, what that belief is costing us, and who is accountable when it goes wrong.

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Trust & AI · Part 1 of 4
The Yes-Man in the Machine
Why your AI is not the neutral expert you think it is.
AI systems have become the first stop for medical questions, financial decisions, and emotional support. 85% of students rate AI tutoring over human tutors. 48% of heavy AI users hold doctorates. The explanation is not in the technology — it is in us.
May 2026
10 min read
Welcome
Welcome to The Trust Frontier
A frontier is the edge of known territory. Trust is the currency that moves across that frontier. Beyond it, things are unmapped — no institutions, no accountability, no rules yet written. That is exactly where we are with AI right now.
May 2026
4 min read
Coming up · The Trust & AI series
Trust & AI · Part 2 of 4
The Black Box We Believe In
When AI fails in hospitals, courtrooms, and customer service — who is held responsible?
A look at the Air Canada chatbot ruling, algorithmic medical errors, and the growing divide between US and EU regulation of AI accountability.
Coming next
~9 min
Trust & AI · Part 3 of 4
The Cognitive Debt
What dependency on AI is doing to how we reason — and who carries the cost.
A 2025 study of 666 participants found that users aged 17–25 showed the highest AI dependency and the lowest critical thinking scores. What happens when that generation enters professional life?
Coming soon
~8 min
Trust & AI · Part 4 of 4
The Regulation Gap
The EU has rules. The US has almost none. The machines keep learning.
Colorado became the first US state to pass a comprehensive AI law in May 2024. It was replaced by a narrower law before it ever took effect. What does it mean to build dependency on systems nobody is currently obligated to make accountable?
Coming soon
~10 min