Judgment Under Automation
What happens to human judgment when machines increasingly mediate what we know, decide, and believe?
A developing inquiry into what happens to human judgment when machines increasingly mediate what we know, decide, and believe.
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Automation does not remove judgment. It changes where judgment is exercised, who is allowed to exercise it, and how easily responsibility can be made to disappear inside a fluent system.
These pieces follow that problem from individual belief and information to enterprise systems that can act on the world.
The argument
AI Is Too Important to Be Left To Its Believers
AI is too consequential to be left to enthusiasts. The conversation needs less prophecy, more proof, and a lot more precision.
AI Reliability Observations
A sample experiment on how small reliability mistakes compound inside agentic workflows.
The Enterprise Security Model That Agentic AI Quietly Broke
Enterprise security has spent decades protecting credentials. Agentic AI shifts the problem from secrets at rest to authority in motion, forcing us to rethink identity, delegation, and execution in autonomous systems.
Information, belonging & judgement
We consume social signals about information before we evaluate truth, using familiarity, belonging, and implied permission to prepare conviction.