Silvia Pizarro McCants

As my research continued, I found myself returning to one question over and over again. What if the observer is not separate from the system they are observing? This question appears simple at first. In fact, it is easy to overlook because we are accustomed to thinking of observation as

One of the first observations people often make when they look at my body of work is that it doesn’t fit neatly into a single category. One paper may discuss artificial intelligence. Another explores mathematics. Another examines cybersecurity. Another moves into user experience design. Then suddenly there are discussions

One of the first observations people often make when they look at my body of work is that it doesn’t fit neatly into a single category. One paper may discuss artificial intelligence. Another explores mathematics. Another examines cybersecurity. Another moves into user experience design. Then suddenly there are discussions

As my research continued to develop, one framework consistently stood out from the others. Not because it was necessarily more complex, but because it fundamentally changed how I viewed the relationship between human beings and artificial intelligence. I call this framework Resonant Co-Regulation. Most conversations surrounding artificial intelligence begin

As my research continued to develop, one framework consistently stood out from the others. Not because it was necessarily more complex, but because it fundamentally changed how I viewed the relationship between human beings and artificial intelligence. I call this framework Resonant Co-Regulation. Most conversations surrounding artificial intelligence begin

Before we can begin discussing theories, mathematical models, artificial intelligence, or the architecture of reality, I think it’s important to first explain who I am as a researcher. Not because titles define the work, but because understanding the perspective from which the research is conducted helps explain why the