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What Duty Looks Like

From Your Turn — composite stories of what certified Net Fiduciaries™ will make possible. The narratives and characters are fictional, but the harms from these technologies are well documented — and occur every day.

  • A pair of child's shoes on a car seat at night

    Protect · Duty of Care

    Marcus

    Cleveland, Ohio

    An insurer's AI denied his daughter's therapy. This time, he wasn't the only one on his side of the table.

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  • A small municipal sensor on a lamppost at dusk

    Protect · Duty of Care

    Simone

    Kansas City, Missouri

    The city was reading her. Her agent was the thing that let her see it — and made her unreadable in the ways she had a right to be.

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  • A jar of river water on a fence post

    Protect · Duty of Care

    DeShawn

    Mississippi Delta

    The admissions models scored his school, not him. His agent asked the readers to consider his record on its own terms.

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  • A steaming mug on a kitchen counter at first light

    Enhance · Duty of Fidelity

    Margaret

    St. Paul, Minnesota

    Two years of small signals, one chart, and a sentence: I haven't made the appointment. That's yours.

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  • A telephone in its cradle on a hall table, lamplit

    Promote · Duty of Loyalty

    Eleanor

    Asheville, North Carolina

    It was her grandson's voice. It wasn't her grandson. The agent on the line answered to no one but her.

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  • A worn toolbox alone on a warehouse floor

    Promote · Duty of Loyalty

    Tomás

    Phoenix, Arizona

    The warehouse's software made him a number. He brought his own — and it opened the door.

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