ISBN: 9798240822605 - we were never neutral: we were never neutral: 3 (the unseen republic) (7 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. After exposing the system behind JANUS, Dr. Samira Vale has lost her clearance, much of her authority, and any illusion that disclosure automatically produces accountability. Then a request from retired Judge Adaeze Reyes draws her back into the machinery she thought she had escaped.A new analytic environment called MERIDIAN has inherited the logic JANUS was supposed to leave behind. Its latest operation-COMMON GROUND-links military aid, hospital supplies, port labor, surveillance, contractors, courts, and civilian risk inside a single six-hour authorization window. Every modeled option harms someone. The system has already identified the choice with the lowest aggregate loss.But recommendation is not permission.As Samira, Port Aurelian worker Malcolm Reed, and Judge Reyes examine the operation from different sides, they discover a structure designed to make responsibility appear unavoidable, distributed, and ultimately ownerless. Records disappear. Evidence is curated. Workers are asked to carry risks they did not choose. Officials face decisions whose consequences have already been framed for them.And beneath the human architecture, older names begin entering the record.Rwon's warnings return. So do questions left unresolved by Port Aurelian. Yet the deeper the investigation goes, the clearer one fact becomes: supernatural identities do not erase human signatures, human institutions, or human choices.We Were Never Neutral, Book Three of The Unseen Republic, is a speculative political thriller about accountability, artificial intelligence, institutional power, consent, moral injury, and what remains when every available choice carries a cost.The central conflict is directly supported by the manuscript: COMMON GROUND combines military, medical, labor, and infrastructure consequences, while MERIDIAN selects the minimum aggregate irreversible loss. The novel ultimately distinguishes model recommendation from human permission and decision-making. Three witnesses confront an AI-assisted operation designed to make an impossible choice appear inevitable-and responsibility belong to no one. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. After exposing the system behind JANUS, Dr. Samira Vale has lost her clearance, much of her authority, and any illusion that disclosure automatically produces accountability. Then a request from retired Judge Adaeze Reyes draws her back into the machinery she thought she had escaped.A new analytic environment called MERIDIAN has inherited the logic JANUS was supposed to leave behind. Its latest operation-COMMON GROUND-links military aid, hospital supplies, port labor, surveillance, contractors, courts, and civilian risk inside a single six-hour authorization window. Every modeled option harms someone. The system has already identified the choice with the lowest aggregate loss.But recommendation is not permission.As Samira, Port Aurelian worker Malcolm Reed, and Judge Reyes examine the operation from different sides, they discover a structure designed to make responsibility appear unavoidable, distributed, and ultimately ownerless. Records disappear. Evidence is curated. Workers are asked to carry risks they did not choose. Officials face decisions whose consequences have already been framed for them.And beneath the human architecture, older names begin entering the record.Rwon's warnings return. So do questions left unresolved by Port Aurelian. Yet the deeper the investigation goes, the clearer one fact becomes: supernatural identities do not erase human signatures, human institutions, or human choices.We Were Never Neutral, Book Three of The Unseen Republic, is a speculative political thriller about accountability, artificial intelligence, institutional power, consent, moral injury, and what remains when every available choice carries a cost.The central conflict is directly supported by the manuscript: COMMON GROUND combines military, medical, labor, and infrastructure consequences, while MERIDIAN selects the minimum aggregate irreversible loss. The novel ultimately distinguishes model recommendation from human permission and decision-making. Three witnesses confront an AI-assisted operation designed to make an impossible choice appear inevitable-and responsibility belong to no one. 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.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. After exposing the system behind JANUS, Dr. Samira Vale has lost her clearance, much of her authority, and any illusion that disclosure automatically produces accountability. Then a request from retired Judge Adaeze Reyes draws her back into the machinery she thought she had escaped.A new analytic environment called MERIDIAN has inherited the logic JANUS was supposed to leave behind. Its latest operation-COMMON GROUND-links military aid, hospital supplies, port labor, surveillance, contractors, courts, and civilian risk inside a single six-hour authorization window. Every modeled option harms someone. The system has already identified the choice with the lowest aggregate loss.But recommendation is not permission.As Samira, Port Aurelian worker Malcolm Reed, and Judge Reyes examine the operation from different sides, they discover a structure designed to make responsibility appear unavoidable, distributed, and ultimately ownerless. Records disappear. Evidence is curated. Workers are asked to carry risks they did not choose. Officials face decisions whose consequences have already been framed for them.And beneath the human architecture, older names begin entering the record.Rwon's warnings return. So do questions left unresolved by Port Aurelian. Yet the deeper the investigation goes, the clearer one fact becomes: supernatural identities do not erase human signatures, human institutions, or human choices.We Were Never Neutral, Book Three of The Unseen Republic, is a speculative political thriller about accountability, artificial intelligence, institutional power, consent, moral injury, and what remains when every available choice carries a cost.The central conflict is directly supported by the manuscript: COMMON GROUND combines military, medical, labor, and infrastructure consequences, while MERIDIAN selects the minimum aggregate irreversible loss. The novel ultimately distinguishes model recommendation from human permission and decision-making. Three witnesses confront an AI-assisted operation designed to make an impossible choice appear inevitable-and responsibility belong to no one. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - After exposing the system behind JANUS, Dr. Samira Vale has lost her clearance, much of her authority, and any illusion that disclosure automatically produces accountability. Then a request from retired Judge Adaeze Reyes draws her back into the machinery she thought she had escaped.A new analytic environment called MERIDIAN has inherited the logic JANUS was supposed to leave behind. Its latest operation-COMMON GROUND-links military aid, hospital supplies, port labor, surveillance, contractors, courts, and civilian risk inside a single six-hour authorization window. Every modeled option harms someone. The system has already identified the choice with the lowest aggregate loss.But recommendation is not permission.As Samira, Port Aurelian worker Malcolm Reed, and Judge Reyes examine the operation from different sides, they discover a structure designed to make responsibility appear unavoidable, distributed, and ultimately ownerless. Records disappear. Evidence is curated. Workers are asked to carry risks they did not choose. Officials face decisions whose consequences have already been framed for them.And beneath the human architecture, older names begin entering the record.Rwon's warnings return. So do questions left unresolved by Port Aurelian. Yet the deeper the investigation goes, the clearer one fact becomes: supernatural identities do not erase human signatures, human institutions, or human choices.We Were Never Neutral, Book Three of The Unseen Republic, is a speculative political thriller about accountability, artificial intelligence, institutional power, consent, moral injury, and what remains when every available choice carries a cost.The central conflict is directly supported by the manuscript: COMMON GROUND combines military, medical, labor, and infrastructure consequences, while MERIDIAN selects the minimum aggregate irreversible loss. The novel ultimately distinguishes model recommendation from human permission and decision-making.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. We Were Never Neutral | We Were Never Neutral | Mosaicray Cross | Taschenbuch | The Unseen Republic | Englisch | 2026 | MosaicRay | EAN 9798240822605 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …