Research-backed AI thinking
for leaders, marketers, and executive teams.
Navigate AI's business and marketing work pairs original research with a clearer leadership lens for the Verification Economy: the shift from impressive AI to provable trust. Two flagship reports, The Golden Algorithm, and selected speaking and advisory work help leaders move from AI activity to defensible judgment.
Research-backed thinking on AI in business and marketing — not recycled hype.
The Navigate AI 2026 reports draw on original longitudinal research, sector surveys, and real implementation patterns. Each report names specific findings, frameworks, and practical implications — not generic AI optimism.
Three reports. Real data. Practical implications for leaders and teams.
Each report is grounded in original research and sector analysis — written for leaders and practitioners who need a sharper view of where AI is actually going, not where the hype says it should be.
The Golden Algorithm — a practical AI leadership framework for leaders who need trust to be provable.
Built for the Verification Economy, The Golden Algorithm turns the Golden Rule into operating reality through the GOLDEN Framework: Guard Human Dignity, Operate Transparently, Limit Harm, Design with Empathy, Ensure Accountability, and Nurture the Common Good — all grounded in integrity.
Research, speaking, and advisory — no product catalog required.
The business side of Navigate AI is intentionally focused: deep research, a published leadership framework, and selected engagements for the right conversations. Executive learning is in development.
E.V. Williams Fellow for AI in Teaching & Learning · Founder, Navigate AI
Start with the reports. Then let's talk.
The 2026 reports are the best entry point — free, substantive, and useful before any further conversation. If you want to discuss speaking, advisory work, or executive learning, the contact form is the right next step.
J-Curve · Toy-Tool-Zombie · Implementation lag
Output Trap · Confidence Paradox · 7 Anchors
464 students · OR=1.51 · Faculty fluency research