About
What Praxora Lab is, and how the practice is structured
Praxora Lab brings together named AI practitioners for speaking engagements and runs facilitated AI workshops. This page sets out how that claim is substantiated, who leads the practice, and how to reach us.
Approach
How the claim that this is real work is substantiated
The claim that this is a real practice, not a marketing shell, rests on specifics, not testimonials. Every named speaker has a real, individually verifiable credential and engagement history, not a composite persona. Each workshop has a published curriculum, schedule and set of deliverables a participant can check the session against afterwards, not a vague promise of "AI training." The facilitator's own track record, engagement by engagement, is stated plainly on the speakers page rather than summarised away.
Praxora Lab is a new practice. There is no decade of case studies to point to yet. That is stated here directly rather than worked around. An operation willing to say plainly what evidence does and does not yet exist is making the same case for credibility that named credentials and published curricula make elsewhere on this site. Fabricated case studies would undercut it faster than an honest gap does.
Team
Who leads the practice
Founder
Dr. Jayarethanam Pillai
AI Economist
AI economist advising the UN Development Programme on AI and policy foresight and teaching as a professor of practice at Golden Gate University, with two decades spanning academic leadership, economic policy analysis and technology impact assessment across Asia, Central Asia and the United States.
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General enquiries
For anything not covered by the workshop pages, write to [email protected]. This address is a placeholder pending confirmation of the operation's permanent contact details.
If your enquiry concerns a specific workshop, the pages themselves are faster: the Executive Programme or the Masterclass.