Cyborg Entrepreneurship
Research Lab

Cyborg
Entrepreneurship

Where human judgment meets machine intelligence. We study how AI transforms entrepreneurial reasoning under deep uncertainty and what emerges when the boundary between self and system dissolves.

The Program

Research Streams

Knowledge Problems & Entrepreneurial Reasoning

How do entrepreneurs reason and act when the future is genuinely unknowable? This stream develops the theoretical foundations of Knightian uncertainty, maps the distinct types of knowledge problems — uncertainty, ambiguity, equivocality, and complexity — and explores the non-probabilistic reasoning strategies entrepreneurs deploy when standard decision tools fail.

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AI & Deep Tech Entrepreneurship

What happens when artificial intelligence becomes an active participant in the entrepreneurial process? This stream investigates how AI reshapes entrepreneurial ideation, competitive dynamics, platform governance, and the very nature of entrepreneurial work — from algorithmic hallucinations and epistemic risk to the structural acceleration of technological change.

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Resource Mobilization & Business Model Design

How do entrepreneurs acquire, combine, and transform resources under conditions of deep uncertainty? This stream examines the full spectrum of resource mobilization — from equity financing and trade credit to crowdfunding and rhetorical strategy — and investigates how structural barriers shape who can mobilize resources and how.

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Methods & Infrastructure

Building the analytical tools and mapping the institutional architecture of the field. This stream includes comprehensive reviews that synthesize and redirect scholarship, multi-level frameworks for understanding complex organizational phenomena, and work that shapes how we study entrepreneurship itself.

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The Integrative Work

Cyborg Entrepreneurship

All research streams converge in a forthcoming book that reframes entrepreneurship for an era of governed autonomy — where human judgment and machine intelligence constitute a new kind of entrepreneurial agent.

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