Work

This page gathers selected public briefs, analytical notes, and framework-based work.

The aim is not to dump a full internal archive, but to keep a readable public surface built around compact pages that can be linked, shared, and updated over time.

For a quicker overview, start with Selected Work.
For accepted presentations and public identifiers, see Public Record.
For collaboration or commissioned-brief inquiries, see Work With Me.

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Featured pages

• AI Deployment Risk Clarity Review
  A CIEA-powered public sample for reviewing AI deployment readiness through verification, escalation, rollback, accountability, and user/frontline burden.
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• Pharmacy Safety UX Review — Public Sample
  A two-page public visual sample showing how a retail pharmacy debate can be reframed as a safety-visibility and intervention-timing problem.
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• Fast Answers, Slow Responsibility
  A CIEA-M1 public sample on AI customer support, legal-effect limits, chatbot decline, and hidden interface costs.
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• CIEA Automation Quality Audit Extension
  A CIEA patch for testing whether AI automation reduced real work or moved verification, rollback, and responsibility costs outside the performance table.
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• Yellow Envelope Act (Korea): Early Procedural Risk
  A short public-facing note on early implementation patterns, bargaining-unit separation, and procedural bottlenecks.
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• When Part-Time Work Stops Functioning as a Job
  A public diagnostic sample on youth part-time labour shortages and the collapse of small job packages under short peak-time scheduling.
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Essays and political economy

• The Landlord at the End of the AI Boom
  A public essay on San Francisco’s AI housing boom, spatial gate rent, and how AI-sector value becomes collectible through ownership of urban access.
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Labour and compensation

• Performance Attribution Symmetry
  A one-page working note arguing that if worker bonuses are treated as a shareholder-rights issue, executive compensation should be examined under the same performance-attribution standard.
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• Capital Played Global. Labor Reads Global Too.
  A public essay on how wage settlements, bonus formulas, and housing-credit benefits become compensation benchmarks before institutions travel.
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• Labour and Compensation Briefs
  A small index for labour, compensation architecture, surplus-sharing, and work-package viability notes.
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Framework pages

• Feasible-Set Governance: Framework Overview
  A framework for analyzing how decision environments are structured before choice begins.
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• AI After Leakage: Three Order Scenarios
  A short analytical note on AI diffusion, leakage, and post-containment order formation.
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• AI Safety Rhetoric: Self-Binding or Blame Shield?
  A note on how frontier AI firms govern through public language and public commitments.
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• Moral AI, Gated Access
  A case essay on Anthropic’s moral branding, elastic consumer access, usage-limit opacity, and partner-gated frontier capability.
  Companion tracking note: Anthropic Access-Structure Tracking
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• When Systems Stop Absorbing Their Own Risk
  A public essay on displaced accountability, downward risk transfer, and why so-called “tech backlash” often attaches to visible targets when responsibility becomes unreachable.
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• When Information Feels Incomplete
  A short note on AI as an access layer, and how information can become absent in practice before users ever ask why.
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Child-Facing / Companion AI Risk

• When Child-Facing AI Stops Being “Just a Toy”
  A governance and product-risk review for child-facing conversational systems, AI-enabled toys, and companion-style interactive products.

• AI Toys & Child-Facing Conversational Systems: Regulatory Trend Update
  A short trend note on the policy, regulatory, and market direction surrounding AI-enabled toys and child-facing conversational products.

• Conversational AI Harm: Governance Trend Update
  A short trend note on how conversational-AI-linked harm claims have become more socially and institutionally legible as a governance problem.

• O3M: Framework Overview
  A human-centered framework for understanding how repeated interaction makes older AI categories unstable.

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Agentic AI governance

• Delegation Without Responsibility
  A short note on wearable and screenless AI, and why the central risk is delegated action without a clear accountability framework.

• Agentic AI Authority Cutoff Review
  A governance review for deciding when an AI system should remain read-only, stay gated, or be frozen before authority expansion.

• Stop–Go Threshold Protocol for Agentic Automation Delegation
  A rule-based protocol for deciding whether an AI system should be granted one more step of delegated authority.

• Minimal Control Checklist for Execution-Capable AI Agents
  A minimum control gate for reviewing whether execution-capable systems should remain limited, gated, or frozen.

• Deployment Review Form for Execution-Capable AI Agents
  A structured review form for documenting delegation-stage, control, containment, and stop/go decisions.

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Archive / background

• Editorial Pitch Archive
  A background page collecting selected pitch history and routing attempts.

Note on scope

These pages are selective.

They do not represent the full internal archive, draft history, or private working documents.
Only materials suitable for public release are included here.

For dated issue-tracking notes, see the log archive.