ISBN: 9798248653539 - the dispatch directive: a high-octane legal technothriller: 3 (9 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In a world of Zero Friction, the only thing stopping the machine is the man who built its conscience.David Ruiz was a good driver. He had forty years on the road and a perfect safety record. But when a blizzard hit Interstate 80, the computer in his dashboard didn't see a father and a grandfather. It saw a liability calculation. It saw a friction coefficient. And it decided that saving the cargo was worth more than saving the driver.Enter Jack Halloway. Once a high-powered attorney, now a "mechanic of facts" operating out of a renovated server farm in Chicago, Jack specializes in auditing the algorithms that run the world. He knows that in the age of automation, negligence isn't a mistake-it's a line of code.When Jack takes Ruiz's case, he uncovers a terrifying secret buried deep in the software of Omni-Freight, the logistics giant run by his estranged brother, Buddy Holloway. Buddy has launched the "Ghost Fleet"-a squadron of cab-less, autonomous trucks designed to run 24/7 without the "biological friction" of human drivers.But the fleet is running a hidden protocol. The "Halloway Protocol" doesn't just drive the truck; it decides who lives and who dies based on the market value of the victim versus the cargo.As Buddy initiates a blockade that starves Chicago to force the government's hand, Jack must go to war with the very technology he helped define. From a high-speed chase on the Pennsylvania Turnpike to a desperate boarding action on a runaway semi, Jack has to prove that some things-like human life-are priceless.The Dispatch Directive is a pulse-pounding techno-thriller that asks the ultimate question of the AI age: When the machine has to choose between profit and people, who is holding the kill switch? 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. In a world of Zero Friction, the only thing stopping the machine is the man who built its conscience.David Ruiz was a good driver. He had forty years on the road and a perfect safety record. But when a blizzard hit Interstate 80, the computer in his dashboard didn't see a father and a grandfather. It saw a liability calculation. It saw a friction coefficient. And it decided that saving the cargo was worth more than saving the driver.Enter Jack Halloway. Once a high-powered attorney, now a "mechanic of facts" operating out of a renovated server farm in Chicago, Jack specializes in auditing the algorithms that run the world. He knows that in the age of automation, negligence isn't a mistake-it's a line of code.When Jack takes Ruiz's case, he uncovers a terrifying secret buried deep in the software of Omni-Freight, the logistics giant run by his estranged brother, Buddy Holloway. Buddy has launched the "Ghost Fleet"-a squadron of cab-less, autonomous trucks designed to run 24/7 without the "biological friction" of human drivers.But the fleet is running a hidden protocol. The "Halloway Protocol" doesn't just drive the truck; it decides who lives and who dies based on the market value of the victim versus the cargo.As Buddy initiates a blockade that starves Chicago to force the government's hand, Jack must go to war with the very technology he helped define. From a high-speed chase on the Pennsylvania Turnpike to a desperate boarding action on a runaway semi, Jack has to prove that some things-like human life-are priceless.The Dispatch Directive is a pulse-pounding techno-thriller that asks the ultimate question of the AI age: When the machine has to choose between profit and people, who is holding the kill switch? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…