Evelyn Roarke writes about the intersection of artificial intelligence, design, and society — translating complex technical debates into human stories and pragmatic frameworks. With a background in cognitive science and product design, she explores how emerging technologies reshape everyday life, work, and civic institutions, always keeping attention on equity and agency.

Evelyn has spent a decade building and advising cross-disciplinary teams at startups and research labs, and she contributes essays and practical guides that help designers, engineers, and policy makers make better choices. Her writing blends case studies, interviews, and speculative scenarios to illuminate trade-offs and inspire actionable, humane approaches to the future.