Epistemic Rigor
Articles tagged with "Epistemic Rigor"
- Answers to Critics: Where the AI Governance Framework Holds and Changes A direct response to serious criticism of the framework, including what changed, what was clarified, and what still holds. February 8, 2026
- Tacit Space Shrinkage: How AI Makes More Expertise Explicit As AI improves, more knowledge can be expressed, operationalized, and reused. That changes how organizations think about expertise and governance. December 17, 2024
- Agent-Relative Tacitness: Why Some Knowledge Is Tacit for Humans but Not for AI Tacit knowledge depends on which agents can express and transfer it, and under what conditions. December 3, 2024
- The Strong Oracle Trap: Why Better AI Dialogue Still Does Not Solve Verification Thorough AI dialogue can improve outputs, but it still does not solve the verification problem in professional work. November 26, 2024
- Knowledge as Capability: A Better Foundation for Human-AI Cooperation An operational definition of knowledge as the ability to produce outcomes, and why that makes human-AI cooperation easier to reason about. November 12, 2024
- AI as Oracle vs Assistant: The Choice That Determines Whether You Can Govern It The most important AI deployment choice is whether you ask for answers or execution. One creates verification problems; the other makes governance possible. November 5, 2024
- Why LLMs Seem Random but Still Produce Reliable Results Results from 700 runs across seven models show why direct answers stay inconsistent while executable methods can still produce reliable outcomes. November 1, 2024
- Practical Rules for Critical Thinking A practical set of rules for critical thinking across foundation, analysis, and engagement, written for non-academics. October 29, 2024