The Goldilocks Kōan: Why there are no “just right” names for AI
Lindsey DeWitt Prat · 2026
A multilingual inquiry into AI terminology and why “just right” labels do not exist because names carry cultural, political, and historical weight.
→ Read → Substack
Research Risk Cascades
Lindsey DeWitt Prat · 2026
Essay on how how early-stage research errors propagate and reshape downstream insight and decision-making.
→ Read → Substack
The Marketization Trap of Financial Inclusion
AI for Developing Countries Forum · 2025
Public forum on financial inclusion in the Global Majority in the context of AI.
→ Insights on my contributions → Forum report
GDPVal Eval
Lindsey DeWitt Prat · 2025
Critical review of OpenAI’s “GDPVal” evaluation of model performance on economically valuable tasks across occupations.
→ Deck → Substack
Dataset Nutrition & Cultural Implications of AI
IBM TechXchange Dev Day · 2025
Talk on human-centered scale, risk, and decision-making in AI-enabled research and product systems.
→ Watch → Deck
Decolonizing LLMS
EPIC · 2024
An ethnographic framework for understanding and critiquing large language models in African contexts, foregrounding situated practice, power, and knowledge.
→ Publication → Presentation (EPIC membership required)
Mind the AI Gaps in UX Research
UXMasterclass · 2025
Research companion to my UXMasterclass talk, capturing the core argument and supporting references.
→ Companion doc
The Certification Gold Rush
AI for Developing Countries Forum · 2025
Public forum on global AI standards and certification frameworks.
→ Insights on my contributions → Forum report
Lost in Translation
UXinsight Festival · 2025
Research companion to my UXinsight talk, capturing the core argument and supporting references.
→ Companion doc
Your Tech Stack Needs a Thinking Stack
EPIC · 2025
A live tutorial on building a decision framework for when and how to use AI research tools in ethnographic practice.
→ Deck → Tutorial description
Apertures of Intelligence
Lindsey DeWitt Prat · 2025
A pechakucha-style visual essay drawn from field studies in Japan.
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