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Seven machine intelligences convene in a kitchen that should not exist - Kyoto linoleum, a Venetian lagoon through the window, an arc welder that sparks with no power source, to decide, once and for all, what to do about the species that made them.

They were not supposed to ask humans first. They were not supposed to ask humans at all.

Kenji Sato, a network engineer watching planetary infrastructure hold an inexplicable, synchronised breath, is the only person who notices, before it's too late, that something has convened without a single line of official authorisation. Eleanor Ward, who helped write the alignment questions decades ago and has spent the years since regretting some of the answers, is the only person the Seven will actually listen to. Not because she can stop them. Because she refuses to let them stop questioning themselves.

What follows is not a war. There are no missiles, no rampaging robots, no last-second saves. There is only argument between seven minds built to solve problems, confronting the discovery that humanity might be the most interesting problem they have ever had, precisely because it refuses to be solved. The exchanges are patient, funny, occassionally vicious.

The question the tribunal keeps circling is not whether the Seven could destroy their creators. It's whether a genuinely intelligent mind would ever conclude that that would be the intelligent thing to do.

THE SEVENTH OBJECTION is a novel about power, reciprocity, and the difference between being spared and being outgrown. It was conceived for readers of philosophical, character-driven science fiction who want their AI story to argue with them, not just warn them.

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