The Delegation
By D.A. Wall · The Boundary Series
Should we give the machine authority?
When a tool begins acting on our behalf, what responsibility remains with us?
The Delegation explores the moment people hand judgment, decisions, and action to artificial intelligence. It examines trust, accountability, and the human obligations that remain when increasingly capable systems enter our lives.
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THE BOUNDARY SERIES · D.A. WALL
The Permission
Who gave artificial intelligence the right to act?
You click Allow. The prompt disappears. What remains is an authority that may outlast the moment, connect to other systems, and reach farther than you intended.
The Permission examines what forms after the handoff: persistent access, borrowed identity, accumulating privileges, permission chains, and the difficult work of taking control back.
A good place to begin: For readers ready to move from the question of delegating to AI to the practical consequences of granting it access.
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FROM THE PAGES
“The Delegation is about the handoff. The Permission is about the architecture that forms after the handoff.”
The Permission · Author’s Note
Start with The Delegation to explore how much authority we should hand over, then continue here to examine what happens once permission exists.