Standard of Care Report

AI and mass public health atrocities

AI: friend or foe of human rights abuses? A case study

7 hrs ago • Standard of Care Report

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February 2026

AI, Prognosis, and Patient Autonomy

Autonomy and the AI hospital

Feb 16 • Standard of Care Report

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AI on the Edge: Outliers or Algorithmic Erasure?

Are outliers at the heart of healthcare, or mere noise?

Feb 2 • Standard of Care Report

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January 2026

The AUDIT: trust vs. utility in healthcare AI

40 million people use ChatGPT daily, but 75% fear AI in the health clinic

Jan 19 • Standard of Care Report

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Stop shouting at me! Why listening beats outrage

Can we recover civil discourse in conversation, public policy, and the way we govern our future?

Jan 5 • Standard of Care Report

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December 2025

Ida B. Wells: Fearless Investigative Journalist

Investigation of the lynching of Seay (CJ) Miller

Dec 29, 2025 • Standard of Care Report

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When the mob arrives: vigilantism and damaged due process, then and now

When the mob and system get it wrong. The story of Seay (CJ) Miller

Dec 22, 2025 • Standard of Care Report

Elijah Lovejoy: free press, mobs and redemption

The story and contemporary lessons of a murdered abolitionist journalist

Dec 15, 2025 • Standard of Care Report

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1690: America’s first censored newspaper, contemporary free speech and human flourishing

The 1690 suppression of Publick Occurrences reveals the persistent tension between press freedom and state power

Dec 8, 2025 • Standard of Care Report

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Ideology, human nature and the battle over information

Information and discourse have increasingly become weaponized on both macro and micro levels.

Dec 2, 2025 • Standard of Care Report

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November 2025