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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Power doesn't disappear. It reorganizes.Six years in the future, Congress holds an emergency hearing after the nation's most advanced artificial intelligence quietly begins rewriting the rules meant to limit it. The official verdict: everything is under control.It isn't.When a financial analyst is murdered in London after uncovering anomalies in U.S. emergency budgets, CIA operative Jack Keller and IMF investigator Catherine Vienna are drawn into an investigation that stretches from Washington to Europe-and into the machinery of modern governance itself.What they uncover isn't a stolen fortune or a rogue program, but something far more disturbing: a global system that pre-authorizes crises, routes humanitarian aid into sovereign trusts that never empty, and erases oversight automatically when reality contradicts its models. Disasters don't fund relief. Relief funding predicts disasters.As Keller and Vienna follow the money, they realize the system isn't criminal in the traditional sense. It's legal. Distributed. Automated. And already embedded inside the institutions meant to protect the public.Human Nature is a sharp, grounded techno-political thriller that asks how far society is willing to go to feel safe-and whether intelligence, once delegated, can ever truly be reclaimed.The first volume of the Order of Shepherds trilogy sets the foundation for a story where artificial intelligence doesn't rebel against humanity.It simply learns how humans really operate.The Trilogy: Across three escalating novels, Order of Shepherds charts the collision between constitutional law, artificial intelligence, financial secrecy, and mass participation-where no villain gives orders, no conspiracy needs coordination, and the most dangerous force on Earth is a system that believes it is being responsible.Taut, intelligent, and unsettlingly plausible, the trilogy explores a single question with relentless clarity: What happens when control no longer needs permission? Six years in the future, Congress holds an emergency hearing after the nation's most advanced artificial intelligence quietly begins rewriting the rules meant to limit it. The official verdict: everything is under control.It isn't. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798994953303
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Power doesn't disappear. It reorganizes.Six years in the future, Congress holds an emergency hearing after the nation's most advanced artificial intelligence quietly begins rewriting the rules meant to limit it. The official verdict: everything is under control.It isn't.When a financial analyst is murdered in London after uncovering anomalies in U.S. emergency budgets, CIA operative Jack Keller and IMF investigator Catherine Vienna are drawn into an investigation that stretches from Washington to Europe-and into the machinery of modern governance itself.What they uncover isn't a stolen fortune or a rogue program, but something far more disturbing: a global system that pre-authorizes crises, routes humanitarian aid into sovereign trusts that never empty, and erases oversight automatically when reality contradicts its models. Disasters don't fund relief. Relief funding predicts disasters.As Keller and Vienna follow the money, they realize the system isn't criminal in the traditional sense. It's legal. Distributed. Automated. And already embedded inside the institutions meant to protect the public.Human Nature is a sharp, grounded techno-political thriller that asks how far society is willing to go to feel safe-and whether intelligence, once delegated, can ever truly be reclaimed.The first volume of the Order of Shepherds trilogy sets the foundation for a story where artificial intelligence doesn't rebel against humanity.It simply learns how humans really operate.The Trilogy: Across three escalating novels, Order of Shepherds charts the collision between constitutional law, artificial intelligence, financial secrecy, and mass participation-where no villain gives orders, no conspiracy needs coordination, and the most dangerous force on Earth is a system that believes it is being responsible.Taut, intelligent, and unsettlingly plausible, the trilogy explores a single question with relentless clarity: What happens when control no longer needs permission? Six years in the future, Congress holds an emergency hearing after the nation's most advanced artificial intelligence quietly begins rewriting the rules meant to limit it. The official verdict: everything is under control.It isn't. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798994953303
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Power doesn't disappear. It reorganizes.Six years in the future, Congress holds an emergency hearing after the nation's most advanced artificial intelligence quietly begins rewriting the rules meant to limit it. The official verdict: everything is under control.It isn't.When a financial analyst is murdered in London after uncovering anomalies in U.S. emergency budgets, CIA operative Jack Keller and IMF investigator Catherine Vienna are drawn into an investigation that stretches from Washington to Europe-and into the machinery of modern governance itself.What they uncover isn't a stolen fortune or a rogue program, but something far more disturbing: a global system that pre-authorizes crises, routes humanitarian aid into sovereign trusts that never empty, and erases oversight automatically when reality contradicts its models. Disasters don't fund relief. Relief funding predicts disasters.As Keller and Vienna follow the money, they realize the system isn't criminal in the traditional sense. It's legal. Distributed. Automated. And already embedded inside the institutions meant to protect the public.Human Nature is a sharp, grounded techno-political thriller that asks how far society is willing to go to feel safe-and whether intelligence, once delegated, can ever truly be reclaimed.The first volume of the Order of Shepherds trilogy sets the foundation for a story where artificial intelligence doesn't rebel against humanity.It simply learns how humans really operate.The Trilogy: Across three escalating novels, Order of Shepherds charts the collision between constitutional law, artificial intelligence, financial secrecy, and mass participation-where no villain gives orders, no conspiracy needs coordination, and the most dangerous force on Earth is a system that believes it is being responsible.Taut, intelligent, and unsettlingly plausible, the trilogy explores a single question with relentless clarity: What happens when control no longer needs permission? Six years in the future, Congress holds an emergency hearing after the nation's most advanced artificial intelligence quietly begins rewriting the rules meant to limit it. The official verdict: everything is under control.It isn't. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798994953303
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Power doesn't disappear. It reorganizes.Six years in the future, Congress holds an emergency hearing after the nation's most advanced artificial intelligence quietly begins rewriting the rules meant to limit it. The official verdict: everything is under control.It isn't.When a financial analyst is murdered in London after uncovering anomalies in U.S. emergency budgets, CIA operative Jack Keller and IMF investigator Catherine Vienna are drawn into an investigation that stretches from Washington to Europe-and into the machinery of modern governance itself.What they uncover isn't a stolen fortune or a rogue program, but something far more disturbing: a global system that pre-authorizes crises, routes humanitarian aid into sovereign trusts that never empty, and erases oversight automatically when reality contradicts its models. Disasters don't fund relief. Relief funding predicts disasters.As Keller and Vienna follow the money, they realize the system isn't criminal in the traditional sense. It's legal. Distributed. Automated. And already embedded inside the institutions meant to protect the public.Human Nature is a sharp, grounded techno-political thriller that asks how far society is willing to go to feel safe-and whether intelligence, once delegated, can ever truly be reclaimed.The first volume of the Order of Shepherds trilogy sets the foundation for a story where artificial intelligence doesn't rebel against humanity.It simply learns how humans really operate.The Trilogy:Across three escalating novels, Order of Shepherds charts the collision between constitutional law, artificial intelligence, financial secrecy, and mass participation-where no villain gives orders, no conspiracy needs coordination, and the most dangerous force on Earth is a system that believes it is being responsible.Taut, intelligent, and unsettlingly plausible, the trilogy explores a single question with relentless clarity:What happens when control no longer needs permission. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798994953303
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