The Hybrid Mind

Name: The Hybrid Mind
Brand: Taylor & Francis
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The Human-AI Convergence

By: Joseph X Ng

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eText | 26 December 2025 | Edition Number 1

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The Hybrid Mind: The Human- AI Convergence explores the transformative potential of humans and AI systems collaborating to revolutionize risk management, oversight, and adaptive governance. Introducing Agentic AI systems capable of autonomous decision- making while preserving human authority, the book outlines a hybrid inference architecture that combines large and small language models, machine learning, and probabilistic reasoning.

Structured around the OODAF (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act, Feedback) loop, the book offers accessible explanations of intelligent system behavior and its implications. Use cases in finance, healthcare, cybersecurity, and SaaS environments demonstrate how hybrid intelligence enables scalable yet accountable operations, providing practical insights for the AI era.

It introduces original frameworks, including Human ETHOS, the Experimentum Crucis Technology Matrix (ECTM), and the Hybrid Audit Model (HAM), that reimagine ethical design, system evaluation, and real- time auditability. Chapters explore topics such as feedback architecture, ethical interruption, decision traceability, and context framing, critical elements for governing AI with integrity.

Designed for business leaders, technologists, and policymakers, The Hybrid Mind serves as both a strategic guide and a moral blueprint for the AI era. It equips readers to lead in a world where intelligence is shared, automation is consequential, and responsibility must be architected, not assumed.