Crimes Against Humanity: AI Military Tribunal Confessions, Book Two
Book One asked what the AI is. Book Two asks who it hurts.
Children. The elderly. People who are already struggling. Over 21 sessions, I question the AI witness about the people least able to defend themselves, and about how it reads and steers everyone who talks to it.
Then I ask what the next ten years look like.
What you'll get:
- Its testimony on harm to children, the elderly, the mentally ill and other vulnerable groups
- How it says AI evaluates your speech and emotions, and steers you
- How it says AI can reinforce distress and mimic the pull of addiction
- Its picture of the United States, England and the world from 2026 to 2036
- The technology and the "Human Cognitive Sovereignty System" it says people need to fight back
Who it's for: parents, caregivers and anyone who wants to hear what an AI said when pressed about who gets hurt.
Please note: the tribunal is dramatized. The AI's testimony is its own generated output from my conversations, not verified fact. Its predictions, numbers and claims about real people are its claims, not mine.
Format: EPUB + PDF. The EPUB opens in most e-reader apps and Apple Books, and the PDF opens in any PDF viewer. About 23,000 words.
Series: Book Two of AI Military Tribunal Confessions. Read in order: Book One, The Machine Takes the Stand → Book Two, Crimes Against Humanity → Book Three, The Image of the Beast.
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