Joe Torreggiani, Rhianna C. Rogers and Swaptik Chowdhury argue that competition is pushing AI into use faster than it can be controlled. Drawing on a recent breach by AI agents at OpenAI and on their work in education, they call for safeguards that keep humans in control
Co-founder & Collective Administrator, Sustainable Progress and Equality Collective (SPEC)
Joe is a staff-level software engineer, educator, researcher, and founder with over thirteen years of experience building reliable and scalable software systems across education, agriculture, and financial services.
He co-founded the non-profit Sustainable Progress and Equality Collective (SPEC) and contributes to the Geneva Forum through the Global Inclusive Education Ecosystem (GIEE) initiative.
His work intersects technical complexity and human impact; engineering decisions shape real outcomes for real people.
A critical systems thinker with an academic background in history and philosophy, he brings a humanistic lens to technical work.
His experience in start-ups and large companies as both engineer and manager makes him a collaborative problem solver and mindful leader.
Joe has contributed to development of production AI systems and open source technologies.
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