Jan’s review of Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump > Likes and Comments
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Reading this book reminded me of why I wrote Neuroniac. I wasn't trying to write another political novel. I was trying to explore a harder question: What if AI could evaluate competing claims using transparent evidence, continuously update its conclusions as new information emerged, and allow anyone to inspect its reasoning? My concern has never been whether one political party wins the argument. It's whether our institutions are still capable of correcting themselves when new evidence appears. Or simply stated, "What is the real truth and how can humanity actually find it?"Neuroniac
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Jun 28, 2026 08:24AM
Reading this book reminded me of why I wrote Neuroniac. I wasn't trying to write another political novel. I was trying to explore a harder question: What if AI could evaluate competing claims using transparent evidence, continuously update its conclusions as new information emerged, and allow anyone to inspect its reasoning? My concern has never been whether one political party wins the argument. It's whether our institutions are still capable of correcting themselves when new evidence appears. Or simply stated, "What is the real truth and how can humanity actually find it?"Neuroniac
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