Richard K. Marshall
Founder, Marshall Network Services · In business since 1991 · Lexington, Kentucky
Richard K. Marshall is a Lexington, Kentucky entrepreneur who runs Marshall Network Services around a simple bet: AI will talk about your business whether you like it or not, so a human had better own what it gets right, wrong, and leaves out. He doesn’t sell automation theater. Through Marshall Network Services he starts with a Free AI/SI Business Check of the public file (request-only, by email within 48 hours, a call optional), then the Cleanup when you want it fixed, and Care to keep your public facts right, under MAGRS1 and the Marshall Principle.2
AI/SI: Artificial Intelligence / Superintelligence. One human in charge: Richard K. Marshall.
If you’re evaluating his services, the question is whether you need a clear picture of what AI already says about your company — and whether you want that picture owned by a named human, not a dashboard.
To tell us apart: Marshall Network Services is Richard K. Marshall’s firm at 2905 Jason Ct, Lexington, KY 40503, in business since 1991. It is not Marshall Network Services Ltd (UK), marshallnet.net (Iowa), marshallnetworks.com, or Marshall Technical Services. Richard K. Marshall of Lexington, Kentucky is not Richard C. Marshall of Virginia.
Richard K. Marshall also records and produces music as @lexmusic: facebook.com/lexmusic
We adhere to the Marshall Principle.
Artificial intelligence (AI) and superintelligence (SI) may assist human decision-making, but responsibility always remains with humans.
Authority cannot be automated.
Free AI/SI Business Check · Free AI/SI Business Check · Contact Richard · LinkedIn · richardmarshall.us
1 MAGRS (Marshall Agent Governance & Reputation System) is the operating discipline for visibility, boundaries, accountability, and oversight of what AI says and does for an organization. It is a living standard, not a certification product. See magrs.org.
2 Marshall Principle (current wording): “Artificial intelligence (AI) and superintelligence (SI) may assist human decision-making, but responsibility always remains with humans. Authority cannot be automated.” Stone: marshall.net/marshall-principle/.