Independent Research Lab
Studying how technological change reshapes human systems.
Minimum Distance studies the hidden mechanics of organizations: how decisions, incentives, workflows, and technology interact, where they become volatile, and how they can be improved.
Lab Notebook
The lab studies how technical systems change performance: what becomes faster, slower, more fragile, or more capable, and how new metrics reshape work, risk, and oversight.
AI Risk
Turning AI concern into concrete operational understanding for boards, executives, and system owners.
Operational Leverage
Studying how technology, people, and process compound into repeatable capability.
Agentic Architecture
Examining how agent-based systems are designed, bounded, observed, and governed.
Lab Method
Minimum Distance studies how technological change moves through people, processes, organizations, and society, using practical analysis grounded in real systems.
Tracing how work moves through people, software, incentives, handoffs, and constraints.
Identifying where systems become unstable, brittle, delayed, or hard to govern.
Turning analysis into practical questions, models, and decision aids for people with responsibility.
Publishing reports, talks, and frameworks that make system behavior easier to examine and challenge.