Robert R. Dogonowski

AI governance · verification · institutional economics

Research and writing on how organisations — and the individuals inside them — can trust AI outputs in consequential work. Current focus: the economics of verification, the limits of agency in artificial agents, and governance architectures for high-liability AI deployment.

Part of a broader research programme spanning organisational economics, contractual inference, and the behavioural infrastructure of solo AI use. Published frameworks include the Solo AI Verification Operating System, the Cost Floor Theorem, and ongoing work on Contractual Inference and Agency Without Internal Discipline.

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