Understanding AI.
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Understanding Society.
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Understanding AI. 〰️ Understanding Society. 〰️
Research, writing, and practical perspectives on how AI shapes institutions, public life, and society.
I write about AI governance beyond the technology itself, exploring policy, accessibility, education, public institutions, and the social systems that shape how AI is built, deployed, and governed.
What are we becoming alongside artificial intelligence?
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What are we becoming alongside artificial intelligence? 〰️
About
Hi, I’m Reita.
I am an AI governance researcher, educator, and accessibility practitioner exploring how artificial intelligence changes institutions rather than simply how the technology works.
My work sits at the intersection of technology, education, governance, disability, and public policy. I am interested in how systems distribute power, whose needs become visible, and what accountability looks like once AI becomes part of ordinary institutional life.
A Work in Progress
The site is live, but it is also continually evolving.
Over the coming months I'll be expanding the AI Governance Archive, publishing new essays and field notes, developing learning resources, and documenting projects as they happen. Think of this as an active workspace rather than a finished portfolio.
If something looks unfinished, it probably is. Check back soon. There is always something new on the way.
Explore
Two ways into the work.
The writing interprets governance. The archive gathers the policy material itself. Each supports the other.
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Writing
Essays, Commentary, Field Notes, and longer observations on AI Governance and public life.
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Governance Archive
A growing collection of AI policies, strategies, legislation, standards, and official documents from around the world.
(currently under construction)
I’m becoming anti-internet and I hate it. For someone who love technology and all things digital, I'm over it, not because I hate the technology, or due to being nostalgic for some imaginary better time. But because I didn’t sign up for this job, and neither did you.