Jennifer Erickson

Futurist & Principal Analyst

M.S., Technology Policy, Carnegie Mellon University

15+ years experience

Jennifer Erickson is a distinguished Futurist and Principal Analyst at Quantum Leap Insights, where she spearheads research into the ethical implications and societal impact of advanced artificial intelligence and quantum computing. With over 15 years of dedicated experience in the technology sector, Jennifer has become a trusted advisor to Fortune 500 corporations and various governmental bodies, guiding them through the complexities of disruptive technological shifts. She holds a Master of Science in Technology Policy from Carnegie Mellon University, which underpins her interdisciplinary approach to technological foresight. Jennifer's professional philosophy centers on proactive, responsible innovation, believing that understanding potential societal impacts is paramount to successful technological integration. Her groundbreaking white paper, 'The Algorithmic Commons: Building Trust in AI Systems,' is widely cited for its insights into developing ethical AI frameworks. Readers can expect her articles to provide clear, actionable analysis on emerging tech trends, demystifying complex concepts while offering strategic perspectives on future challenges and opportunities

Articles by Jennifer Erickson

Emerging Tech

AI Reality Check: 5 Myths Busted for 2026

There’s a staggering amount of misinformation swirling around the future of technology, particularly concerning artificial intelligence and forward-thinking strategies that are shaping the future. Many…

Jennifer Erickson · · 8 min read
Emerging Tech

Blockchain Initiatives: Why 90% Fail in 2026

Businesses often struggle to move beyond theoretical discussions of blockchain technology, failing to translate its immense potential into tangible, value-generating applications. The chasm between understanding…

Jennifer Erickson · · 9 min read
Emerging Tech

Tech Integration: 5 Steps for 2026 Success

Understanding the Landscape of Modern Technology Getting started with and practical technology in 2026 isn’t just about learning new tools; it’s about fundamentally shifting your…

Jennifer Erickson · · 8 min read