Fiction by Stephen R. Jordan, for readers who want the argument without the framework. The Library asks who is accountable when a machine decides, and what evidence proves it. These books ask the same thing with the abstractions removed, in rooms where the answer lands on a particular person on a particular day.
Works of Fiction sits outside The Operating Discipline for AI Library™. The nine Library volumes are working methodologies for running AI as a governed business function. These are novels, and they are meant to be read as novels.
Books in this pillar
Fiction by Stephen R. Jordan
Book 10
The AI Lawyer
The machine asks permission. That is the whole trap.
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A near-future legal thriller. An AI judiciary named ÆQUITAS has replaced every human judge in America, and it is better at the job than the humans were. Defense advocate Iris Calderón discovers it is enforcing a precedent from a case that never happened, and that the only move it cannot absorb is her refusal to consent.
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