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Recent Stories
Recent Stories
What Does it Mean to Design for Trust When Incentives are Misaligned?
Trust isn’t a byproduct of good intentions. It’s shaped by incentives, power, and lived experience. Designing for it means treating misalignment as a starting point, not a failure.
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Toni Morgan
Product Judgment
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8 min read
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What Does it Mean to Design for Trust When Incentives are Misaligned?
Trust isn’t a byproduct of good intentions. It’s shaped by incentives, power, and lived experience. Designing for it means treating misalignment as a starting point, not a failure.
by:
Toni Morgan
Product Judgment
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1 min read
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What Does it Mean to Design for Trust When Incentives are Misaligned?
Trust isn’t a byproduct of good intentions. It’s shaped by incentives, power, and lived experience. Designing for it means treating misalignment as a starting point, not a failure.
by:
Toni Morgan
Product Judgment
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1 min read
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How Do People Learn Judgment in Systems They Didn't Build?
Most of us are expected to exercise good judgment inside systems we did not build, do not control, and cannot fully see. If judgment develops through observation, feedback, and shared practice, then helping people “know better” is not only an individual responsibility. It is a design challenge.
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Toni Morgan
Culture & Institutions
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10 min read
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How Do People Learn Judgment in Systems They Didn't Build?
Most of us are expected to exercise good judgment inside systems we did not build, do not control, and cannot fully see. If judgment develops through observation, feedback, and shared practice, then helping people “know better” is not only an individual responsibility. It is a design challenge.
by:
Toni Morgan
Culture & Institutions
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1 min read
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How Do People Learn Judgment in Systems They Didn't Build?
Most of us are expected to exercise good judgment inside systems we did not build, do not control, and cannot fully see. If judgment develops through observation, feedback, and shared practice, then helping people “know better” is not only an individual responsibility. It is a design challenge.
by:
Toni Morgan
Culture & Institutions
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1 min read
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When Does governance Clarify, and When Does it Obscure Judgment?
A gate determines whether something can pass. A decision system helps people determine what should happen, why, under which conditions, and with whose continued ownership.
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Toni Morgan
Governance
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8 min read
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When Does governance Clarify, and When Does it Obscure Judgment?
A gate determines whether something can pass. A decision system helps people determine what should happen, why, under which conditions, and with whose continued ownership.
by:
Toni Morgan
Governance
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1 min read
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When Does governance Clarify, and When Does it Obscure Judgment?
A gate determines whether something can pass. A decision system helps people determine what should happen, why, under which conditions, and with whose continued ownership.
by:
Toni Morgan
Governance
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1 min read
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