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Shadows on the Wall: The Allegory of the Cave and Interview and Interrogation Training
Plato's prisoners mistook shadows for the world. Most interview and interrogation training does the same thing — 1950s confrontation repackaged as "non-accusatory" and "research-based." Here's how to tell the difference and why the upgrade to science-based interviewing is worth your training dollars.

Christian Cory
Aug 1617 min read


AI in Criminal Investigations Starts With Better Investigative Interviews
AI in criminal investigations is only as good as the interviews feeding it. Science-based interviewing produces detailed, corroborable accounts an algorithm can actually use — accusatorial methods contaminate the dataset before analysis ever begins.

Christian Cory
Oct 28, 202311 min read
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