Case studies
Marine governance, healthcare policy, national forecasting, and applied AI safety — each pairing writing with a working tool.
Governing the Ocean Server Farm
As of 2026, China runs the world's first commercial underwater data centre off Hainan Island, Japan's MOL-Kinetics-Hitachi consortium is scoping floating compute vessels, and a tidal-powered underwater facility has filed with FERC in Maine. None of it is covered by a dedicated regulatory regime.
This paper argues ocean-deployed AI compute triggers three failures at once: no peer-reviewed environmental impact assessment exists for any commercial deployment, existing maritime and power-plant law doesn't cleanly cover sealed compute capsules, and offshore platforms can dodge compute thresholds in the EU AI Act and California's frontier AI law. ITLOS found heat counts as pollution under UNCLOS; the BBNJ Agreement now requires environmental review for this kind of project. Grounded in a West Coast case study, the paper proposes a governance path forward.
AI Policy Hub for BC Healthcare
An open-source hub tracking AI policy relevant to healthcare in British Columbia.
Multi-domain AI Forecasting Tool & Policy Recommendations
Forecasting AI policy trajectories out to 2030 across competition, coalition, and catastrophe scenarios.
AIxBio Safety Research Assessment Tool
Scores publications on feasibility, novelty, TRL, and relevance to biosecurity and healthcare AI safety.