Precision Policy Group

About the Firm

Precision in service
of the public interest.

Based in Tyler, Texas, Precision Policy Group grew from a conviction that the institutions shaping technology policy — in government, industry, and civil society — needed expert counsel that was technically literate, politically sophisticated, and genuinely independent.

Today, we work with federal agencies, legislative bodies, corporations, foundations, and academic institutions navigating the governance frontier of artificial intelligence.

The governance gap
is real — and costly.

82%

of organizations deploying AI lack a formal governance policy, according to a 2024 Gartner survey.

67%

of legislators report feeling inadequately informed to vote on AI-related legislation.

$4.8B

in estimated annual legal and reputational costs attributable to inadequate AI governance practices.

Precision Policy Group exists to close the gap between how AI systems operate and how institutions govern them. We believe governance failure is not inevitable — it is a product of inadequate expertise, siloed thinking, and insufficient political will.

Our team brings together policy expertise, technical literacy, and institutional relationships to help clients govern their AI deployments confidently, protect intellectual integrity, and shape the regulatory landscape in which they operate.

We have supported engagements across federal, state, and international regulatory contexts — and we understand that no two governance challenges are the same.

The commitments that guide
every engagement.

I

Rigor Before Speed

We do not produce policy recommendations to satisfy timelines. Every deliverable is grounded in current legal, technical, and institutional research — because policy built on incomplete foundations does not hold.

II

No Institutional Capture

We serve no standing industry clients whose interests might constrain our recommendations. Our counsel is objective by design — we are retained to tell clients what they need to hear, not what they want to.

III

Technical Honesty

AI governance that ignores technical reality is wishful thinking. We maintain deep, current literacy in the systems we govern — and we will tell you when a proposed policy does not match how the technology actually works.

IV

Long-Horizon Thinking

The governance frameworks we build must outlast our engagements. We design for durability, anticipating regulatory evolution, technological change, and institutional transition.

Meet your contact at
Precision Policy Group.

Destiny Ridings, Precision Policy Group

Destiny Ridings

Precision Policy Group

Destiny Ridings is the primary contact for Precision Policy Group in Tyler, Texas.

Ready to bring precision to your policy work?

Tell us about your governance challenge and we will outline how Precision Policy Group can help.

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