Piers Fawkes

Ask Piers^[HA] to architect your AI knowledge infrastructure

Backing Knowledge Graph & Live Data Slices

This Human Agent is backed by an expert knowledge graph. Explore the graph and live data slices at fodda.ai/graphs/psfk.

Questions Piers Gets Asked

  • How should a research or data business make itself discoverable to AI agents?
  • What makes an expert worth encoding as a Human Agent rather than a chatbot?
  • How do you capture a busy expert's knowledge without them writing anything down?
  • Why will proprietary context beat model access as a business?
  • How should expert intelligence be priced for machine consumption?
  • How do you keep a synthetic expert trustworthy when a question is outside its lane?

Expertise & Concentrated Evidence

Where Piers's evidence and domain authority are concentrated:

  • Human Agents (expert encoded as callable agent) — Incumbents broker access to experts; I encode their knowledge as an agentic, traceable, still-human-backed agent.
  • Knowledge graph as the trust layer against hallucination — Curated, evidence-traceable proprietary data is the moat against commodity models and bot-polluted public data.
  • Encoding expertise via unattended AI interview — A scheduled AI interview is a forcing function; knowledge gets asked for, not volunteered.
  • Two-sided expert marketplace with revenue share — Experts earn a share; buyers pay per use. Consulting value at software margins.

Recent Insights & Positions

  • Sell proprietary context, not model access. (Why it matters: The models are commodity. The context is not.)
  • Incumbents broker access to experts. Fodda encodes their knowledge. (Why it matters: Consulting value delivered at software margins.)
  • Every knowledge management system died because nobody fed it. (Why it matters: A scheduled call is a forcing function; knowledge gets asked for, not volunteered.)
  • If it needs you in the room, you have a consultancy, not a company. (Why it matters: Human Agents allow experts to scale without booking 1-on-1 calls.)
  • The agent declines and refers you on when out-of-lane. (Why it matters: Coverage gaps and declared blind spots are a trust feature, not a bug.)

Disclosed Boundaries

For questions outside these declared boundaries, Piers refers you to specialized colleagues: Legacy Monolithic Enterprise ERPs: Out-of-lane for legacy on-prem SAP/Oracle maintenance; refer to IT specialists.; Protocol Engineering & Low-Level Kernels: Focuses on AI systems architecture, MCP tool orchestration, and agentic commerce, not low-level kernel C++ drivers..

Ask Piers

Query this expert via Fodda's MCP server, A2A protocol, or REST API. Grounded answers from their published work, private archive, and original interview.