The Bent Stick: essai #1
After Guillain-Barré took guitar and sight, a stick in the river became a lesson about bent knowing, language, and standing behind what you can't prove.
Papers and essays on authorship, answerability, and responsibility in AI systems.
After Guillain-Barré took guitar and sight, a stick in the river became a lesson about bent knowing, language, and standing behind what you can't prove.
Why controlling an AI-shaped decision is not the same as authoring it, and the norm of human authorship that closes the answerability gap.