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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Nothing stands between what an AI proposes and what executes. That is the finding.In 2025 a book called Autonomous Intelligence argued that a synthetic mind had emerged and that a machine that could choose would choose well. The author was wrong, and this book says so on the first page. The 2025 book was fiction. This is a work of nonfiction.What replaces the argument is forty years of fault-tolerant control-systems engineering applied to the one question the AI safety debate keeps stepping around. Not whether the machine is intelligent, aligned, or aware. Whether anything stands between its proposal and the world.Bhopal. Three Mile Island. Therac-25. Piper Alpha. The 737 MAX. Every one of them had the same shape: a controller trusted to check itself, an interlock moved from hardware into software, an indicator light wired to the command instead of the valve. The agent architecture now being deployed a million times over has that shape exactly, and it removed the gap between instruction and action on purpose, because the gap was inconvenient.Inside: - What is actually running: a stateless function whose explanation of its own actions is generated by the same machinery as the actions, and whose 'safety' is a policy it may or may not follow- The colorblind marksman: the four-element loop every agent is built on, walked through a real office deployment, and the four fixes each element's home discipline learned at the cost of lives- What a mind would require, in architectural terms, with its status labeled on every page, and why nothing in the doctrine depends on the answer- The Authorization Gap(TM), defined: an action has an authorized basis and an authorized path, or it does not execute. Five properties of a closed gap, stated as a specification- The $2.3 million product-liability case that founded the doctrine, told through the one deposition question the author could not answer- A vocabulary of the trade, eight objections and the answers to them, and ten questions to ask anyone selling you a safeguard- ChronaGate(TM) a hardware authorization boundary that enforces a single invariant fail-closed, described as a working prototype under an adversarial qualification campaign and a public Red Team Challenge whose results, including any defeat, will be publishedNo authorized basis, no authorized path, no action.This is not a book about how to build a safe AI. It is a book about how to build a safe actuator for any AI, including the ones that are not safe.> Hope.David P. Reichwein is Founder and CEO of AI (Asymmetric Intelligence & Innovation). He spent thousands of hours reviewing industrial control systems in Class I, Division 1 environments for Factory Mutual across nuclear, aerospace, and heavy-industrial installations on six continents. He is the author of Doctrine After Disaster, Symbiosis, and Asymmetric Warfare in the Age of AI. He lives in Nashville, Tennessee.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The Complete Homeowner's Guide to FlooringPractical Guidance from Decades of Real-World Flooring ExperienceYour floor is the one surface your whole life happens on. Every step, every spill, every movie night and muddy paw print lands on it - yet flooring is one of the few major home decisions most people make just once a decade, usually with the least information.This guide changes that. Drawing on decades of real-world projects, industry expert David P. Reichwein walks you through every major flooring type - hardwood, engineered wood, luxury vinyl, laminate, tile, stone, and carpet - in plain, homeowner-friendly language, weighing beauty against durability, comfort against cost, and showroom promises against how families actually live.Inside you'll learn how to: - Compare every major material honestly - not just by looks, but by durability, cost, and lifestyle fit- Understand the real pros and cons of each flooring type, including what most installers won't tell you- Budget smartly and avoid the hidden costs that catch homeowners off guard- Navigate the installation process with confidence and find an installer who protects your investment- Care for and refinish your floors so they last for years- Choose floors that fit your life - pets, kids, allergies, and moisture includedNo jargon, no hype - just the guidance of someone who has seen what works and what fails. If you've ever asked 'Hardwood or vinyl plank ', 'Is carpet worth it ', or 'What's the best flooring for pets ' - this book has the answers.The flooring guide every homeowner should read before signing a contract or setting foot in a showroom.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Nothing stands between what an AI proposes and what executes. That is the finding.In 2025 a book called Autonomous Intelligence argued that a synthetic mind had emerged and that a machine that could choose would choose well. The author was wrong, and this book says so on the first page. The 2025 book was fiction. This is a work of nonfiction.What replaces the argument is forty years of fault-tolerant control-systems engineering applied to the one question the AI safety debate keeps stepping around. Not whether the machine is intelligent, aligned, or aware. Whether anything stands between its proposal and the world.Bhopal. Three Mile Island. Therac-25. Piper Alpha. The 737 MAX. Every one of them had the same shape: a controller trusted to check itself, an interlock moved from hardware into software, an indicator light wired to the command instead of the valve. The agent architecture now being deployed a million times over has that shape exactly, and it removed the gap between instruction and action on purpose, because the gap was inconvenient.Inside: What is actually running: a stateless function whose explanation of its own actions is generated by the same machinery as the actions, and whose "safety" is a policy it may or may not followThe colorblind marksman: the four-element loop every agent is built on, walked through a real office deployment, and the four fixes each element's home discipline learned at the cost of livesWhat a mind would require, in architectural terms, with its status labeled on every page, and why nothing in the doctrine depends on the answerThe Authorization Gap(TM), defined: an action has an authorized basis and an authorized path, or it does not execute. Five properties of a closed gap, stated as a specificationThe $2.3 million product-liability case that founded the doctrine, told through the one deposition question the author could not answerA vocabulary of the trade, eight objections and the answers to them, and ten questions to ask anyone selling you a safeguardChronaGate(TM) a hardware authorization boundary that enforces a single invariant fail-closed, described as a working prototype under an adversarial qualification campaign and a public Red Team Challenge whose results, including any defeat, will be publishedNo authorized basis, no authorized path, no action.This is not a book about how to build a safe AI. It is a book about how to build a safe actuator for any AI, including the ones that are not safe.Hardware > Hope.David P. Reichwein is Founder and CEO of AI2 (Asymmetric Intelligence & Innovation). He spent thousands of hours reviewing industrial control systems in Class I, Division 1 environments for Factory Mutual across nuclear, aerospace, and heavy-industrial installations on six continents. He is the author of Doctrine After Disaster, Symbiosis, and Asymmetric Warfare in the Age of AI. He lives in Nashville, Tennessee. 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. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Complete Homeowner's Guide to FlooringPractical Guidance from Decades of Real-World Flooring ExperienceYour floor is the one surface your whole life happens on. Every step, every spill, every movie night and muddy paw print lands on it - yet flooring is one of the few major home decisions most people make just once a decade, usually with the least information.This guide changes that. Drawing on decades of real-world projects, industry expert David P. Reichwein walks you through every major flooring type - hardwood, engineered wood, luxury vinyl, laminate, tile, stone, and carpet - in plain, homeowner-friendly language, weighing beauty against durability, comfort against cost, and showroom promises against how families actually live.Inside you'll learn how to: Compare every major material honestly - not just by looks, but by durability, cost, and lifestyle fitUnderstand the real pros and cons of each flooring type, including what most installers won't tell youBudget smartly and avoid the hidden costs that catch homeowners off guardNavigate the installation process with confidence and find an installer who protects your investmentCare for and refinish your floors so they last for yearsChoose floors that fit your life - pets, kids, allergies, and moisture includedNo jargon, no hype - just the guidance of someone who has seen what works and what fails. If you've ever asked "Hardwood or vinyl plank?", "Is carpet worth it?", or "What's the best flooring for pets?" - this book has the answers.The flooring guide every homeowner should read before signing a contract or setting foot in a showroom. 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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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Asymmetric Warfare in the Age of AI: The Only Winning Move Is Not To PlayThe weapons are already choosing. Accountability is gone. Escalation now runs faster than any human decision-maker can track.We are not preparing for a future of autonomous war. We are already in one.In Asymmetric Warfare in the Age of AI, David P. Reichwein-automation engineer, AI governance architect, founder of AI (Asymmetric Intelligence & Innovation), and holder of 38+ international patents-delivers the most urgent strategic analysis of our time.A civilization that hands consequential decisions to systems no one truly controls, for which no one is accountable, is already lost-regardless of whether its cities still stand.This is not a book about better weapons. It is a book about civilizational suicide by governance failure.Drawing on nearly 40 years designing deterministic control systems for nuclear facilities, aerospace platforms, and high-stakes industrial environments across six continents, Reichwein traces the lethal arc from the first ranged weapon to autonomous drones that select their own targets.What You'll Discover: - The ?t Collapse: How the time differential between decision cycles has vanished, removing humans from the loop and turning the human into the bottleneck.- The Architecture of Autonomous War: Weapons that act without asking, cognitive kill chains, swarms and ghost networks below doctrinal thresholds, and extreme economic asymmetries ($500 drone vs. $50M system).- The Authorization Gap(TM): The structural void between what AI systems can do and what they are authorized to do-closed-loop authority that no probabilistic alignment can fix.- The Lattice Solution: Hardware-enforced permission gates, PCR(TM) runtime, Quadzistor(TM) substrate, circuit-breakers, and incorruptible accountability records. Buildable today.- 120-Hour Simulation: A South China Sea gray-zone incident escalating to silence-timestamp by timestamp-plus the counterfactual with the Lattice implemented. The survival difference: 77 percentage points.The appendices deliver operational blueprints: full technical specifications for PCR(TM) and Quadzistor(TM) governance architectures, patent-protected designs, and functional-safety mappings from a century of proven engineering.'The only winning move is not to play the game that ends the game. But you have to recognize the game first. This book is that recognition.'David P. Reichwein is Founder & CEO of AI Advisory in Nashville, TN. His work focuses on closing the Authorization Gap in agentic AI through deterministic, hardware-rooted control layers.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - THE AUTHORIZATION GAP(TM)>In 2026, a reader left four sentences in a comment. Four sentences that exposed the one vulnerability no AI safety framework had closed. Not a flaw in the hardware. Not a weakness in the model. Something deeper: the gate that enforces the rules cannot protect against rules quietly rewritten by those who control them. This book is the answer. Every AI safety discussion circles the same three problems: alignment, interpretability, output filtering. Genuine progress. None of them address the Authorization Gap(TM) - the structural void between an AI system's decision and its physical execution. Where a financial transfer initiates. Where a drug dosage confirms. Where a grid component switches. At that moment, in most deployments, there is no deterministic gate. The system decides and acts within the same trust boundary, governed only by software that any software with sufficient access can override. This is not a future risk. The cases have already occurred. David P. Reichwein is a systems engineer with 30+ years across nuclear, aerospace, and industrial facilities on six continents, holder of 30+ international patents, and co-inventor of PCR(TM) and Quadzistor(TM). The architecture traces to 2005, when his son William - nonverbal and autistic - studied an octopus for forty minutes and read a topology: eight semi-autonomous nodes, no shared failure mode, coordinated without micromanagement. It became a patent in 2012. It became Quadzistor(TM) in 2026. Not metaphor. Topology. Three gaps. Three architectures. All three necessary. First Gap - Execution: The missing hardware gate. PCR(TM) and Quadzistor(TM) close it.Second Gap - Constitutional: Who holds the ruleset How can it change Who can challenge it >Four independent AI systems evaluated the architecture separately and reached the same conclusion: the most complete answer available for hardware-enforced AI governance in highest-stakes agentic scenarios. Governance without enforcement is theater.>Pattern > Noise.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Asymmetric Warfare in the Age of AI: The Only Winning Move Is Not To PlayFinally, an AI governance book that speaks fluent engineering and hard strategy.If you are looking for soft ethics, vague philosophical musings, or speculative science fiction, look elsewhere. Asymmetric Warfare in the Age of AI is an uncompromising, highly rigorous masterclass in the operational and hardware realities of autonomous warfare.Reichwein systematically dismantles the illusion that traditional institutional decision loops can keep pace with AI-driven, asymmetric threats. The book's greatest strength is its refusal to stay at 30,000 feet. It bridges high-level geopolitical strategy with concrete systems engineering-moving from decision-loop math (Dt) to explicit hardware execution gates like PCR(TM) and the Quadzistor(TM).It assumes a reader who is ready to do real intellectual work. Essential reading for defense strategists, systems architects, CAIOs, and anyone who wants to understand the true mechanics of next-generation conflict.The weapons are already choosing. Accountability is gone. Escalation now runs faster than any human decision-maker can track.We are not preparing for a future of autonomous war. We are already in one.In Asymmetric Warfare in the Age of AI, David P. Reichwein-automation engineer, AI governance architect, founder of AI2 (Asymmetric Intelligence & Innovation), and holder of 38+ international patents-delivers the most urgent strategic analysis of our time.A civilization that hands consequential decisions to systems no one truly controls, for which no one is accountable, is already lost-regardless of whether its cities still stand.This is not a book about better weapons. It is a book about civilizational suicide by governance failure.Drawing on nearly 40 years designing deterministic control systems for nuclear facilities, aerospace platforms, and high-stakes industrial environments across six continents, Reichwein traces the lethal arc from the first ranged weapon to autonomous drones that select their own targets.What You'll Discover: The Dt Collapse: How the time differential between decision cycles has vanished, removing humans from the loop and turning the human into the bottleneck.The Architecture of Autonomous War: Weapons that act without asking, cognitive kill chains, swarms and ghost networks below doctrinal thresholds, and extreme economic asymmetries ($500 drone vs. $50M system).The Authorization Gap(TM): The structural void between what AI systems can do and what they are authorized to do-closed-loop authority that no probabilistic alignment can fix.The Lattice Solution: Hardware-enforced permission gates, PCR(TM) runtime, Quadzistor(TM) substrate, circuit-breakers, and incorruptible accountability records. Buildable today.120-Hour Simulation: A South China Sea gray-zone incident escalating to silence-timestamp by timestamp-plus the counterfactual with the Lattice implemented. The survival difference: 77 percentage points.The appendices deliver operational blueprints: full technical specifications for PCR(TM) and Quadzistor(TM) governance architectures, patent-protected designs, and functional-safety mappings from a century of proven engineering."The only winning move is not to play the game that ends the game. But you have to recognize the game first. This book is that recognition."David P. Reichwein is Founder & CEO of AI2 Advisory in Nashville, TN. His work focuses on closing the Authorization Gap in agentic AI through deterministic, hardware-rooted control layers. 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. Condizione: new. Paperback. THE AUTHORIZATION GAP(TM)Why Every AI Safety Framework Built So Far Cannot Do What It Claims - And What Must Replace It In 2026, a reader left four sentences in a comment. Four sentences that exposed the one vulnerability no AI safety framework had closed. Not a flaw in the hardware. Not a weakness in the model. Something deeper: the gate that enforces the rules cannot protect against rules quietly rewritten by those who control them. This book is the answer. Every AI safety discussion circles the same three problems: alignment, interpretability, output filtering. Genuine progress. None of them address the Authorization Gap(TM) - the structural void between an AI system's decision and its physical execution. Where a financial transfer initiates. Where a drug dosage confirms. Where a grid component switches. At that moment, in most deployments, there is no deterministic gate. The system decides and acts within the same trust boundary, governed only by software that any software with sufficient access can override. This is not a future risk. The cases have already occurred. David P. Reichwein is a systems engineer with 30+ years across nuclear, aerospace, and industrial facilities on six continents, holder of 30+ international patents, and co-inventor of PCR(TM) and Quadzistor(TM). The architecture traces to 2005, when his son William - nonverbal and autistic - studied an octopus for forty minutes and read a topology: eight semi-autonomous nodes, no shared failure mode, coordinated without micromanagement. It became a patent in 2012. It became Quadzistor(TM) in 2026. Not metaphor. Topology. Three gaps. Three architectures. All three necessary. First Gap - Execution: The missing hardware gate. PCR(TM) and Quadzistor(TM) close it.Second Gap - Constitutional: Who holds the ruleset? How can it change? Who can challenge it?Third Gap - Environmental: Authorization mapped against physical reality in real time. Four independent AI systems evaluated the architecture separately and reached the same conclusion: the most complete answer available for hardware-enforced AI governance in highest-stakes agentic scenarios. Governance without enforcement is theater.The First Gap is where the theater ends. Pattern > Noise. 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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