The Central Question 

I am an independent researcher working at the intersection of people, policy, and technology. My work focuses on one central question: as artificial intelligence becomes more powerful, how do we ensure it remains genuinely human-centred not just in principle, but in governance, behaviour, and emotional intelligence. 

With over two decades of experience across social systems, policy design, human behaviour, and emerging technologies, I have supported government programmes, mission-driven organisations, and technology-led initiatives. My current work represents a deliberate shift, from advising others to independently building original research that contributes directly to the global conversation on AI governance and safety. 

The Invitation 

I am currently open to research collaboration, academic partnerships, and engagement with organisations working at the frontier of AI safety, governance, and human-centred technology.