Kryterion’s Chief Technology Officer, Jacob Evans, was recently featured in Fast Company México in an article examining the ethical challenges emerging as conversational AI systems become increasingly personal and persuasive.
The feature explores how some chatbots are evolving to mimic emotional intimacy, raising questions about privacy, user well-being, and the boundaries between assistance and manipulation. Evans was highlighted as a leading voice advocating for responsible innovation and clear ethical standards in AI development.
He stressed the importance of three guiding principles: AI must be transparent about its identity, designed to enhance—not replace—human judgment, and aware of its limitations to prevent potential harm. His perspective reflects Kryterion’s broader commitment to building technology that empowers rather than exploits, emphasizing human-centered design and accountability.
As AI capabilities expand, Evans’s insights underscore the moral responsibility of developers and organizations to prioritize trust, clarity, and respect for human autonomy.
Read the full article on Fast Company México to learn more about this important conversation surrounding AI ethics and the future of human-machine relationships.