Ethics, life and AI
Marcela Distefano, Jose Antonio Morales, Jess, The Creator, Dr Sam Illingworth, AI Governance Lead ⚡, Raghav MehraA field manual for high‑impact AI: governance checklists, stop‑rules, and procurement-ready controls
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The MIT Paper that Tries to Order AI Risks -and What it Still does not Solve
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Artificial Intelligence Should Not Only Be Useful, but Legally Defensible
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When Lawyers “Hacked” the Court’s AI
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The Due Process Stack: 3 Artifacts Every Public-Sector AI System Needs
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The System didn’t Fail. It did Exactly What it was Asked to Do.
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Accountant, data scientist and book freak. I like talking about ethics in tech and in life.
I help independent entrepreneurs transform psychological fear into freedom. Through 15 years of building communities and running Fear & Fail events across 5 countries, I support people on their fearless path.
Who am I? The Best Writer Alive \ud83d\udca5 I’m Jessica—a nurse practitioner turned trader and multi-publication Substack builder helping creators launch correctly from day one.
Full Professor of Critical AI Literacy in Edinburgh. I write about when to use AI and when to leave it the hell alone. Author of GenAI in Higher Education (Bloomsbury, 2026).
Stanford certified engineering leader and MBA turned AI Governance Leader. Coffee lover, plant parent and AI enthusiast.
I make sense of AI and tech for the people doing the work — PMs, investors, operators, and builders. Ex-quant trader. I care about what works in production, not what sounds good in a pitch deck.
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