Published Works

The AI Games - Is Humanity Writing The Rules?

The AI Games is a gripping, high-stakes thriller that confronts the defining question of our era: who writes the rules when intelligence is no longer exclusively human?

Beneath its dystopian narrative lies a masterclass in AI ethics. As artificial intelligence turns local decisions into global consequences, ethical infractions can no longer remain hidden or isolated. We are entering an age of glass walls, where power is transparent, mistakes are amplified, and every moral compromise leaves a permanent trace. The novel explores what happens when humanity must face itself through the mirror of its own machines.

"The AI Games is one of the most original contributions to speculative fiction I’ve encountered in recent years. In a genre crowded with familiar tropes, The AI Games does something rare: it reimagines the relationship between humanity and artificial intelligence through a profoundly human lens: moral decision-making, trauma, justice, and responsibility. The story is intellectually bold, emotionally resonant, and impossible to forget once you turn the final page."

Philip M. Parker, PhD (Wharton), INSEAD Chair Professor of Management Science 

Leading With AI Intuition

You don’t need a technical background or a PhD in Computational Computing. All you need is the ability to ask good questions, make strategic business decisions, and create a culture where people are willing to experiment and learn.

These are all skills you have - you wouldn’t be a leader without them - and they’re all you need to get on top of AI and use it to accelerate growth and innovation within your organization.

There is one more thing you need, of course: You need guidance. And luckily for you, you’ve just found it.

"I'm inspired by this thoughtful work by Rositsa Genovska applying Intelligent Failure principles to AI strategy. Super insightful list of practices."

Amy Edmondson, Prof @ Harvard Business School; Author of "Right Kind of Wrong: The Science of Failing Well"

Before They Copy You: The Complete Guide to Protecting Your Ideas with Patents & Data Moats

A comprehensive, visual guide built for founders, executives, and innovators who want to protect their ideas, without spending six figures on attorneys before they've validated the market.

This 35-slide playbook walks you through the entire patent process step by step: what can and cannot be patented, how to use AI prompts to run your own first-pass prior art searches, how to draft and refine claims, and how to buy yourself 42 months of runway before major patent spending kicks in.

It also covers what most IP guides leave out, how to protect your competitive advantage by accumulating unique, proprietary data (data moats), and when it makes more strategic sense not to patent at all. Inside you'll find over 30 copy-and-paste AI prompts for patentability analysis, claim generation, freedom-to-operate risk checks, hallucination testing, multi-language patent searches, and layered IP strategy design.

What's included: patentable vs. non-patentable subject matter, critical legal disclaimers, the four-phase filing process (provisional, PCT, national phase), USPTO account setup, AI prompt libraries for every stage, a patent vs. no-patent decision framework, four alternative protection strategies, data moat architecture, and a founder's checklist.

Built by Rositsa Genovska for founders who treat intellectual property as a leadership capability, not a legal afterthought.