Resources

The thinking behind Judgement Architecture.

The published standard and a working body of writing, for the people accountable for the decisions their AI now makes. Read what fits your situation, then let's talk.

The foundation

The peer-reviewed research and published foundation.

The published research, standard, and working papers behind Judgement Architecture.

AI and Ethics · Peer-reviewed research · 2026

Engineering Accountability into Autonomous AI Agents

A 70-day pre-registered field experiment testing whether Judgement Architecture could make accountability enforceable under live adversarial conditions.

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SSRN · Standard

The Judgement Architecture Standard

The requirements for a valid implementation: the Judgement Gate, the named Decision Owner, the accountability record, and the escalation conditions.

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SSRN · Glossary

The Canonical Glossary

The frozen vocabulary of the discipline: the Judgement Gate, the four failure modes, and the test for each.

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SSRN · Essay

Why Innovation and AI Expose Organizational Decision Limits

The problem-definition essay: why AI fails on the judgement an organization never made explicit, and what it means to treat judgement as infrastructure.

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SSRN · Pre-registration

The Moltbook Field Experiment Pre-Registration

The study design, registered before any data was collected: the hypotheses, measures, and definitions fixed in advance. The findings themselves are told in the field-log essays below.

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Field notes

Writing for the people accountable for AI decisions.

Short essays on where accountability breaks and what to do about it. A selection; the full archive is on Substack.

Substack · Jun 2026

We Keep Blaming the Machines

The reflex to blame the model when something goes wrong, and where the accountability actually belongs.

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Substack · Jun 2026

Can You Govern AI With Records an AI Writes About Itself?

What happens when you check an AI's self-reported records against what it actually did.

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Substack · Jun 2026

Anthropic Is Calling for a Pause. There Is Also a Stop.

The difference between pausing AI and building a stop into the decision itself.

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Substack · Apr 2026

Everyone Signed Off. Nobody Owned It.

How thorough governance can still leave a consequential decision that no single person owns.

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Substack · Apr 2026

Trust Is Not Oversight

Why reviewing every alert is not the same as exercising judgement over what they mean.

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Substack · Jun 2026

The Scout & Steward Field Logs

A 70-day live experiment in AI accountability, told as it happened.

Part 1    Part 2

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