AI Surveillance in Realtime Bus Rapid Transit routing
PhD dissertation on AI surveillance, realtime routing and intelligent public transport, examining the resilience of Bus Rapid Transit systems.
Researcher. Technology executive. Public-interest author.
I study how artificial intelligence changes work, institutions and public systems—and bring those questions into technology practice.

How people adopt AI, build trust in emerging systems and respond to changes in professional work.
Evidence, economic evaluation and the decisions that shape health systems and public wellbeing.
AI surveillance, real-time routing and the resilience of public transport systems.
PhD dissertation on AI surveillance, realtime routing and intelligent public transport, examining the resilience of Bus Rapid Transit systems.
Author-maintained record of a Master of Laws dissertation comparing the legal classification of cryptocurrency and virtual assets in Sri Lanka and Japan.
A source-led assessment of AI-assisted credit underwriting in Sri Lankan banking, the limits of available evidence and the controls needed for responsible use.
Sri Lanka’s telecom traffic, customer choices, delivery networks and operator economics, with household participation and a monitored outlook.
My academic work connects AI adoption, economic decision-making and the institutions that govern technology. It draws on research in China and Sri Lanka alongside experience leading technology organisations.
I serve as Chief AI Officer at Times Media Service LLC and Chief Technology Officer at CISO Network LLC, and publish research and analysis through Research Mind.
Read my academic profileTopic-led evidence reviews on artificial intelligence across domains.
Public-record investigations into financial systems, technology and institutions.
Applied resources for health economics, research methods and digital practice.
For research conversations, academic exchange and technology collaboration.