Responsible AI adoption

AI is worth adopting. Getting it right is the harder part.

There's no shortage of people telling you to adopt AI. Fewer are talking about how to do it in a way that actually improves how your team works and accounts for the real social, environmental, and governance implications of the tools you're using.

I help organizations find what's useful for their situation and implement AI responsibly, in a way that's good for your bottom line and your people.

Why I come at this differently

I spent a decade measuring the consequences of decisions before I ever advised on AI.

As a climate and sustainability strategist I built strategies for communities across four continents, and I bring that same orientation to AI: an honest account of cost, and technology in service of your people.

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Environmental impact

Curious what your AI usage is really costing?

Most businesses only look at the subscription fee. There is another ledger: energy, water, carbon. The free AI impact calculator turns it into plain English equivalents you can act on.

Open the AI impact calculator

Annual environmental impact

Sample · 8-person team
Carbon
1,639kg CO₂/yr
≈ 16 flights, SF → LA
Water
8,426L/yr
≈ 56 full bathtubs
Energy
4,681kWh/yr
≈ 5 months of a home's power
Illustrative estimate · equivalents are approximate

Tydal helped us understand where to start with AI and up-skilled our team to do our jobs more efficiently.

CEO · Healthcare clinic
Common questions

The things people ask first.

Adopting AI in a way that is good for your people and the planet. That means following principles to account for the social, environmental, and governance implications of the tools you use.

I work with a range of organization sizes. I also work with CEOs and individual team members to level up their AI skills.

I spent a decade as a climate and sustainability strategist before moving to AI. That means I approach AI adoption strategically and account for its costs honestly, including the social and environmental implications.

A free, 20-minute conversation about where AI might fit, where it would not, and whether a deeper engagement is worth it. No obligation and no pitch deck.

Usually with a discovery session, then an audit and roadmap. But you can start at whichever of the five phases fits where your organization is today.

Let's talk

Ready to figure out where AI fits?

Twenty minutes, no charge and no pitch deck. We work out whether AI is worth it for you, and what to do first.

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