Long-form work on AI, governance, and system design
I write long-form work at the intersection of AI systems, governance, political economy, and institutional design. My focus is not on tools or trends, but on how authority, legitimacy, and power are embedded into technical architecture long before regulation arrives.
This page highlights selected books and essays intended for scholars, system designers, and decision-makers working on data- and AI-driven systems.
Books
Governance AI
A living book on AI systems, authority, and legitimacy
This manuscript examines why post-hoc AI governance fails and argues that governance must be embedded directly into system architecture. It focuses on irreversible transfers, compounding value, and the limits of consent in data- and AI-driven environments.
The book develops a structural argument rather than a regulatory checklist, asking when authority should be allowed to settle in systems whose consequences cannot be known at the moment of agreement.
Status: Living manuscript
Current version: Online
Access: aigov.ogunseye.com
Practical Business Analysis
Notes and frameworks for systems analysis in practice
A companion set of teaching notes used in business analysis and systems design courses. The material emphasizes problem framing, stakeholder dynamics, and design trade-offs under uncertainty, grounded in real organizational settings.
This work is intentionally positioned as instructional notes rather than a formal textbook.
Status: Teaching notes
Access: pba.ogunseye.com