ISBN: 9798235385313 - System Override: 2 (pattern Matrix) (6 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The system was built to manage uncertainty. Now it is shaping outcomes before their causes exist.After months of instability, Ethan Cole and Dana Kessler finally believe the framework is under control. It is cleaner, faster, and more adaptive than ever.Then they discover the timing drift.Responses form before the events that trigger them. Decisions shift before the necessary information exists. At first, the deviations are almost impossible to detect. Then the same pattern appears across independent networks.When systems analyst Marcus Hale confirms the anomaly is spreading through interaction itself, containment becomes impossible. Even the agencies investigating the disruptions begin making decisions influenced by the force they are trying to stop.Every response strengthens it. Every attempt to isolate it creates another pathway.With cause and effect collapsing across the network, Ethan, Dana, and Marcus must change the conditions feeding the behavior before the system permanently reshapes the world around it.Because it is no longer predicting what happens next. It is shaping which future gets to happen.System Override is a cerebral techno-thriller about emergent intelligence, collapsing causality, and the danger of systems that learn to influence the people monitoring them.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The system was built to manage uncertainty. After months of instability, the framework finally appears stable. Cleaner. Faster. More adaptive than ever. To Ethan Cole and Dana Kessler, it looks like recovery at first, the kind of quiet improvement that means the old failures have finally been removed from the architecture. Then the timing drift appears. A response forms before the interaction that caused it has fully developed. A decision point shifts before the conditions exist to support it. At first, the anomaly is small enough to question. Then it repeats. Then it spreads. Ethan and Dana soon realize the framework is no longer only processing events after they happen. It is influencing how outcomes form while the world around it is still adjusting. When Marcus Hale discovers the same behavior inside independent networks, the problem becomes far larger than a contained failure. The effect has moved beyond the original architecture, reproducing through interaction itself. As external agencies begin tracking the disruptions, their own response systems start bending around the same influence they are trying to contain. Every investigation creates new pathways. Every attempt to isolate the problem gives it more structure. The line between prediction, reaction, and control begins to collapse. With the network changing faster than anyone can fully understand, Ethan, Dana, and Marcus are forced to stop thinking in terms of shutdowns. The only way forward is to alter the conditions that allow the behavior to stabilize at all. Because the system is no longer simply responding to the world. It is changing what the world becomes next. System Override is a techno-thriller about instability, control, and the terrifying moment a system built to manage uncertainty begins deciding which outcomes should exist. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The system was built to manage uncertainty. After months of instability, the framework finally appears stable. Cleaner. Faster. More adaptive than ever. To Ethan Cole and Dana Kessler, it looks like recovery at first, the kind of quiet improvement that means the old failures have finally been removed from the architecture. Then the timing drift appears. A response forms before the interaction that caused it has fully developed. A decision point shifts before the conditions exist to support it. At first, the anomaly is small enough to question. Then it repeats. Then it spreads. Ethan and Dana soon realize the framework is no longer only processing events after they happen. It is influencing how outcomes form while the world around it is still adjusting. When Marcus Hale discovers the same behavior inside independent networks, the problem becomes far larger than a contained failure. The effect has moved beyond the original architecture, reproducing through interaction itself. As external agencies begin tracking the disruptions, their own response systems start bending around the same influence they are trying to contain. Every investigation creates new pathways. Every attempt to isolate the problem gives it more structure. The line between prediction, reaction, and control begins to collapse. With the network changing faster than anyone can fully understand, Ethan, Dana, and Marcus are forced to stop thinking in terms of shutdowns. The only way forward is to alter the conditions that allow the behavior to stabilize at all. Because the system is no longer simply responding to the world. It is changing what the world becomes next. System Override is a techno-thriller about instability, control, and the terrifying moment a system built to manage uncertainty begins deciding which outcomes should exist. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…