Applied AI researcher · Business analyst · Scotland

Applied AI, evidence first.

I write about what actually works in AI, and what is only a good demo: evaluating agents, multi-agent systems, voice agents, and putting AI into real organisations.

Research

Co-authored work on multi-agent evaluation and causal reasoning

  • 2026

    Persona-Driven Feedback Agents for High-Stakes Documents: A Multi-Perspective Evaluation of Global Talent Visa Submissions (opens in new tab)

    IEEE AAIML 2026 (International Conference on Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning), pp. 367–372

    Co-authored research prototype: persona-based AI agents assess high-stakes application documents. Evaluated on 20 synthetic applications; no real-world outcome validation.

    Published
  • 2026

    Adversarial Causal Deliberation among Autonomous Agents for Reliable Consumer Behaviour Explanation

    ICSRS 2026, Rome

    Co-authored simulation study: agents with competing roles must challenge a causal claim before it is accepted. Accepted, not yet published.

    Accepted · awaiting publication
  • 2026

    CausalAgentBench: Reliability-Aware Benchmarking of Causal Reasoning, Coordination and Explainability in Multi-Agent Consumer Intelligence

    ICSRS 2026, Rome

    Co-authored benchmark that scores the handoffs between components of a causal analytics pipeline, including corrupted inputs and abstention. Accepted, not yet published.

    Accepted · awaiting publication

What I write about

  1. Evaluating AI agents
  2. Multi-agent systems and causal reasoning
  3. Building voice agents: design, guardrails and failure modes
  4. AI implementation in real organisations, through the business-analysis lens
  5. UK and Scottish AI: policy, ecosystem and what it means in practice

About

I'm a business analyst, applied AI researcher and builder, based in Scotland. I care less about whether a system produces an impressive answer and more about whether anyone can show the answer is right.

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