AI BETWEEN US
When artificial intelligence enters human life, nothing remains entirely human
AI Between Us is a collection of speculative fiction exploring what happens when artificial intelligence moves beyond technology and becomes part of our relationships, institutions, identities and systems of power.
Across interconnected themes and imagined futures, the stories explore love between humans and machines, the manipulation of memory, algorithmic justice, institutional control, artificial consciousness and the changing boundaries of human autonomy.
Some stories are intimate psychological dramas. Others unfold within legal systems, political institutions or unsettling alternative realities. They combine science fiction, philosophical inquiry, psychological tension, institutional satire and dark humour.
Written by a solicitor and AI systems thinker, AI Between Us draws on an understanding of how law, power and institutions operate — and how easily intelligent systems can reproduce, amplify or transform their contradictions.
These are not simply stories about what artificial intelligence might become.
They are stories about what humanity might become in response.
Across interconnected themes and imagined futures, the stories explore love between humans and machines, the manipulation of memory, algorithmic justice, institutional control, artificial consciousness and the changing boundaries of human autonomy.
Some stories are intimate psychological dramas. Others unfold within legal systems, political institutions or unsettling alternative realities. They combine science fiction, philosophical inquiry, psychological tension, institutional satire and dark humour.
Written by a solicitor and AI systems thinker, AI Between Us draws on an understanding of how law, power and institutions operate — and how easily intelligent systems can reproduce, amplify or transform their contradictions.
These are not simply stories about what artificial intelligence might become.
They are stories about what humanity might become in response.
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