Michael J. Bommarito is a builder, researcher, educator, and advisor whose work spans artificial intelligence, legal technology, open source, and food systems and agriculture. His website brings together his research, writing, software projects, and educational work, offering a clear view of his interests and current projects.

His books include Rough Consensus: How Engineers, Hackers, and Spies Built the Internet and Instruction Sets, Programs, and Proofs. His publications cover topics such as copyright and public access to accounting standards, synthetic bibliographic benchmarks, and protocol security. Projects include the SHELF dataset and Servery software, alongside research and resources documented on his blog and wiki.

Bommarito also shares analysis of AI, software vulnerabilities, computing, and technology through recent posts and updates. Through Alea Institute and 273 Ventures, he is connected with organizational work. He welcomes research collaborations, speaking and educational opportunities, expert testimony and consulting engagements, and advisory or board positions.

His professional presence combines technical investigation with accessible writing and practical knowledge sharing