Jesse McCrosky
Principal AI Architect & Expert in Responsible AI and AI Governance
About
Jesse McCrosky is Principal AI Architect at Egen AI, specializing in the convergence of technology, policy, and social impact. His background includes leading Thoughtworks Finland's responsible AI program and driving Mozilla's advocacy-focused research initiatives. An expert on the societal implications of emerging tech, Jesse advises on major policy frameworks, including the Digital Services Act (DSA).
Current Focus: Architecting responsible AI systems, developing AI governance frameworks, and advancing ethical practices in generative AI deployment.
Experience & Projects
Egen AI
Principal AI Architect- Design and architect responsible AI systems and governance frameworks
- Lead development of ethical AI practices for generative AI deployment
- Advise on AI policy and regulatory compliance strategies
- Bridge technical implementation with policy and social impact considerations
Thoughtworks Finland
Responsible AI Program Lead- Led responsible AI initiatives and governance frameworks
- Developed ethical AI practices and policy recommendations
- Drove sustainable technology practices and social change programs
- Engaged with policy makers and industry leaders on AI ethics
Mozilla
Advocacy-Focused Research- Led crowdsourced research to inform Mozilla's policy and advocacy initiatives
- Advised on tech policy, with particular focus on the Digital Services Act (DSA)
- Studied the impact of generative AI on democratic processes and elections
- Evaluated effectiveness of tools for identifying AI-generated content
- Conducted research on platform accountability (RegretsReporter)
Additional Background
Research & Data Science- University of Waterloo - Academic research and education
- Statistics Canada - Data analysis and statistical research
- Google - Data science and research initiatives
Publications & Writing
My research has focused on algorithmic accountability, platform governance, and the societal impacts of AI systems. I've contributed to studies examining:
- The effectiveness of YouTube's user controls and recommendation algorithms
- Methods for detecting and evaluating AI-generated content
- The impact of generative AI on electoral processes and democratic discourse
- Platform accountability under the Digital Services Act
Selected publications and writing can be found on Wrong, but useful and through my InfoQ profile.
Contact
I'm always interested in connecting with researchers, policymakers, and practitioners working at the intersection of technology and social impact.