The Digital Reformation
Algorithms Rewiring Democracy — a non-technical book on AI's impact on society and democracy, written through an end-to-end AI writing pipeline I built from my own ideas. I didn't just write a book about AI; I built the machine that helped write it.
The Digital Reformation is a book about what happens to institutions, power structures, and democratic norms when artificial intelligence becomes the infrastructure of information. It is written for a general audience — no technical prerequisites, no assumed familiarity with how the systems work at a code level.
The production process is part of the story. Rather than using AI tools as a writing aid, I designed and built an end-to-end pipeline: a structured system for generating and refining drafts, maintaining argument consistency across chapters, catching contradictions, and managing the revision cycle at a pace that would not have been possible without the infrastructure. The pipeline runs on the same agent architecture as the production systems at ActivTrak — applied to a different problem.
Writing a book about AI while building the machine that helped write it is the thesis in practice, not just in argument.