the allocation
The Allocation: a novel about the last human jury
A superintelligent government runs the courts better than we ever did. Then one woman requests a jury — and to try her, the jury has to judge the machine.
fiction
science fiction
Science Fiction About AI Judges and Algorithmic Justice
Fiction about machines making legal and moral decisions about people — nine books, organized by the question each one asks: Can it be fair? Who audits it? What is lost?
book recommendations
Books Like Bobiverse: What to Read After We Are Legion
Nine honestly-curated read-alikes for Bobiverse fans — the ones that actually nail Bob's dry, competent, first-person voice, plus who each one isn't for.
books like infomocracy
Novels About Societies That Let Algorithms Decide
If you liked Infomocracy, QualityLand, or The Circle, here's the honest shelf: eight real, correctly attributed novels about societies that hand the decisions to the algorithm.
ai fiction
The Best AI Fiction of 2026
A verified, opinionated guide to the best fiction about artificial intelligence — every title real and correctly attributed, with an honest drawback for each.
books like foundation
Books Like Foundation: Where to Go After Asimov
If you finished Foundation and wanted more fiction about predicting and steering entire societies, here are eight real books — with honest drawbacks — organized around the one idea Asimov made unforgettable: psychohistory.