Misuse is behavioral before it becomes a ticket.
Scenario thinking around manipulation, fraud, coercion, impersonation, escalation paths, evidence and the gap between written policy and real behavior.
I help advanced technology teams understand what happens when powerful AI systems meet real people, institutions, vulnerable users, adversarial behavior and public expectations — then turn those realities into safer products, stronger deployment and measurable adoption.

The strongest technical organizations still need people who can translate field behavior, institutional constraints, misuse patterns and public expectations into decisions teams can act on.
Scenario thinking around manipulation, fraud, coercion, impersonation, escalation paths, evidence and the gap between written policy and real behavior.
Field-informed thinking about how young people actually adopt technology, where guardrails fail, and how access can increase capability without removing judgment.
Translate between technology teams and municipalities, public bodies, educators, community organizations and other high-friction environments.
Design field loops with practitioners, users, civil society and researchers so product and policy teams see signals that conventional panels can miss.
The point is not the number of titles. It is the repeated exposure to people, risk, institutions and systems under real constraints.
A practical engagement should create useful artifacts quickly. These are examples of the work I can own with the relevant internal experts.
Interview internal teams and selected external users; identify misuse, trust and adoption failure modes; separate anecdotes from repeatable signals.
Create a lightweight mechanism connecting product, policy, safety and outside practitioners so emerging problems חשיפה the right team with context.
Choose a bounded problem — youth-safe AI, public-sector adoption, user safety or AI literacy — define outcomes and produce a decision-ready evaluation.
The proposition is deliberately testable: give me a real human-systems problem around AI, access to the relevant internal experts, and a bounded outcome. Judge the work on evidence, clarity and whether the organization makes a better decision afterward.
Safety · trust · youth · public systems · adoption · research partnerships