book recommendations
You didn't fall for the aliens. You fell for the voice. Here are seven sci-fi novels — plus one honest note about my own — that scratch the exact Scalzi itch: a smart, funny narrator who explains the impossible like it's Tuesday.
the allocation
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.
science fiction
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?
books like infomocracy
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
A verified, opinionated guide to the best fiction about artificial intelligence — every title real and correctly attributed, with an honest drawback for each.