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Technology should extend human capability without diminishing human agency.

AI at Human Scale is a book about governing AI in the real world—where decisions have consequences, authority must be traceable, and the human being must remain at the center.

For enterprise architects, AI governance leaders, risk and compliance professionals, technical program managers, and executives responsible for putting responsible AI into practice. 

Additional Books in the AI at Human Scale Series

Responsible Agentic AI 

Managing Regulatory Intelligence 

ROI-Driven Enterprise Architecture 

Practical AI Implementation 

Cognitive Enhancement Withdrawal 

Assistive AI for Caregivers and Disability

A human-centered examination of AI as cognitive prosthetic, orthotic, mentor, and assistive technology. Drawing on practical caregiving experience and ongoing design work, the book explores how AI may support communication, independence, daily living, learning, and long-term continuity of care while preserving dignity, safety, and human relationships.

The AI at Human Scale series will continue to explore a simple proposition:

Artificial intelligence should extend human capability without obscuring human responsibility.

The technologies will change. The models will improve. The forms of automation will become more capable.

The central question will remain human:

What should we ask these systems to do—and how do we ensure that people remain able to understand, govern, challenge, and ultimately control the consequences?