AI and Human Decision-Making
How is AI changing human judgment, identity, creativity and trust?
Mohit explores AI companions, synthetic media, automated persuasion and what happens when people delegate more decisions to machines.
Media · Technology · Education · Work · Power
Toronto / Canada
Mohit Rajhans
Media + Technology Analyst
I analyze what happens when emerging technology collides with media, work, education, culture and power, then translate those shifts into implications people, organizations and public institutions can actually use.
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▶Analysis and commentary
Mohit Rajhans examines how artificial intelligence and digital platforms are changing the information people trust, the work organizations perform, how people learn and the decisions leaders must make.
Mohit explores AI companions, synthetic media, automated persuasion and what happens when people delegate more decisions to machines.
Analysis of AI search, social platforms, digital sovereignty, online representation and the private technology companies increasingly shaping public reality.
Practical analysis of AI agents, workplace knowledge, job redesign, management accountability, employee skills and responsible adoption.
Mohit helps education systems, public institutions, educators and leaders make sense of AI literacy, policy, responsible adoption and the future of learning.
What is changing now
Mohit connects current developments in artificial intelligence, media, technology and work to the larger changes shaping Canadian organizations and everyday life.
AI is moving from answering questions to completing tasks. What changes when we become its supervisors?
A practical way past the hype, hesitation and pressure to adopt everything at once.
When answers arrive without a click, trust, visibility and discovery all need a rethink.
The next digital skill is knowing how to direct, check and take responsibility for machine work.
Audiences need new signals for what is real, reliable and worth their attention.
Digital maps, AI answers and private platforms increasingly mediate what the public sees as fact.
An ongoing record of developments in AI, digital media, workplace technology, governance and platform power.
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°Mohit Rajhans explains why businesses, governments and families need to understand how private platforms shape the information people see, from customer experiences to geography and AI-generated answers.
AI · Media Literacy · Digital Trust
Media × Technology × Culture × Education × Work
That's why I rarely look at technology as a technology story alone.
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A human take on our increasingly artificial world.
What happens when the way people find, trust and choose information changes.
A practical guide for educators and trainers navigating the shift.
A field guide to AI across the production lifecycle.
Thirty years of Indian cinema, Canadian audiences and a front-row media archive.
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