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Exploring the demographic of individuals moving into the AI governance space and their motivations
- ScopeQ4 2025
- FieldNow
- AnalysisQ3 2026
- PeerQ4 2026
- PublishQ1 2027
Q4 2026
AI is confronting every part of society, economy, the workforce and business; never have I seen in my 30 year career (including building PCs in my teens!) a technology that has moved at such a staggering pace. This is naturally unnerving not just for employees but also business leaders.
Business leaders are fronting difficult conversations, from employees on their anxiety and future, their own internal leadership for guidance and strategy, staying ontop of Government changes, and client expectations. In the first edition you’ll see some old articles from 2025, these will be refreshed, and new articles every few weeks on the topic of Responsible AI & Leadership.
Responsible AI & Leadership will have different meanings depending on context, a 2 person company using AI to help them speed through data analysis will use AI differently to a pre-revenue startup that is intending to use AI for mental health support. We’ll explore how you can start to think Responsibly based on your context.
Edition 01 will also include field notes, these are articles, essays, academic papers, podcasts and books I’ve read that I think relate to the topic.
I hope you enjoy the collection.
— John
Exploring the demographic of individuals moving into the AI governance space and their motivations
Short, dated reactions to the papers, briefs and studies I'm reading — the full run, newest first.
Browse field notes →Every source I've read, am reading, or have queued — annotated, filterable, and cited back to the work.
Open the library →Earlier editions will be archived here once Edition 02 lands.
Coming with Edition 02