WRITING

Ideas in longer form.

The ideas that inform our advisory work appear here in longer form. These essays explore the questions we encounter in practice: responsibility migration, the governance of delegated judgment, the changing architecture of clinical authority, and the institutional consequences of deploying AI in environments where the margin between a prediction and a consequence is measured in human outcomes.

Published on Judgment at Scale, a Substack by Niranjan Seshadri.

Where Responsibility Goes

When a sepsis prediction algorithm flags a patient and the physician overrides it, who bears the weight of what happens next?

Essay 1 · Healthcare AI and malpractice exposure

Governance Is Not Compliance

FORTHCOMING

The distinction between an AI ethics statement and a functioning oversight structure.

Essay 2 · Enterprise AI risk

What AI Vendors Owe Their Customers

FORTHCOMING

Product architecture is liability architecture, whether or not anyone has named it.

Essay 3 · Vendor liability

The Disappearance of Apprenticeship

FORTHCOMING

What happens to clinical judgment when the next generation learns from algorithms rather than attendings.

Essay 4 · Clinical authority

What Boards Need to Understand About AI Risk

FORTHCOMING

Fiduciary duty in the age of delegated machine judgment.

Essay 5 · Board and investor advisory