Leading AI from strategy to execution.

AI Technology Leader at the Israel National Digital Agency. Former CTO. Former Chief Data Scientist for TIMNA, Israel Ministry of Health.

I help complex organizations turn AI from executive intent into operational capability: platforms, governance, adoption models, production systems, and agentic transformation.

I write for leaders who want to understand what it really takes to move AI from experimentation to production at enterprise scale.

Moshe Uziel Portrait

Published & Built At

Lawfare
Contributing author on global AI governance
PubMed
5 peer-reviewed clinical AI publications
Israel Ministry of Health
Chief Data Scientist, TIMNA national platform
National Digital Agency
Government-wide AI adoption & GOVAI

Field Notes on Enterprise AI

AI Sovereignty

A Four-Layer Method for Assessing AI Sovereignty

A use-case-first method for mapping the AI value chain, comparing current and required control, and choosing a proportionate sovereignty response.

AI Engineering

AI Agent Regression Testing: Building a Production Release Gate

A practical framework for testing AI agents before, during and after deployment using golden scenarios, trajectory evaluation, grounding checks, canary releases and continuous monitoring.

How I Help

I work with executive and technical teams on the decisions that determine whether AI reaches production: ownership, infrastructure, governance, delivery, and adoption.

01

Strategy & Operating Models

Helping large organizations decide who owns AI, which capabilities should be shared, and how projects move from experimentation into production.

02

Enterprise Agent Architectures

Designing agent systems for real organizational work, with identity, permissions, monitoring, cost controls, and clear points for human approval.

03

Executive Advisory & Speaking

Turning technical and policy developments into decisions executives can act on, through briefings, working sessions, and implementation roadmaps.

About Moshe

Moshe Uziel Portrait

Moshe started in data and business, moved into applied healthcare AI and national health data platforms through TIMNA, then into private-sector CTO roles, and today works on government-wide AI adoption at the Israel National Digital Agency.

This path taught him that a model is only one part of an AI capability. Production also depends on infrastructure, governance, product decisions, and organizational change.

His current work focuses on the operating models and technical foundations that allow complex organizations to deploy AI and keep it working over time.

Advisory, Briefings & Speaking

I help executive teams and public sector institutions navigate the strategic, technical, and governance challenges of enterprise AI adoption.