Conceived, directed and published by Gunnar Nordqvist. The text was written by AI agents under his briefs and was reviewed and approved by him. He is not the author of the book in the ordinary sense of the word.
His part was the subject, the table of contents, the brief for every chapter, the author persona and the style rules, and then review, approval and responsibility: he reads every change, redirects, rejects or approves it, and answers for what is published. The agents' part was drafting the prose, running checks against the sources and the style guide, and formatting the book and its diagrams. Wherever the book says "the author", it means Gunnar Nordqvist in that role: the person who conceived and directed the book and answers for it, not the writer of its sentences.
This book, like the other volumes of The Transformed Architecture, Architecture as Code, AI Governance, AI Platform and Security and AI Red Team, draws on decades of practice at the intersection of enterprise architecture, infrastructure engineering, information security, and organisational change. It is directed from the perspective of a practitioner who has watched architecture move from documents to code and who now applies the same discipline to artificial intelligence in large European organisations.
Primary topics explored
- Who made this book
- Gunnar Nordqvist
- About Kvadrat
- Swedish terminology reference
- How this book was made
- The book's technical foundation
About AI Threat
AI Threat is Book 5 of The Transformed Architecture. It investigates whether the dystopias of science fiction, with AI as the threat, are coming true. It covers every scale of the threat, from the human mind and society to misuse, machines beyond control and the end of the world, stages every debate constructively, and turns the verdict into what individuals, European enterprises and public authorities can do.
It builds on the conclusions of Architecture as Code, AI Governance, AI Platform and Security and AI Red Team.
Boards, chief risk officers, CISOs, AI governance leads, architects and public-sector leaders.
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About the Author: About the Author in AI Threat gives the detailed explanations, practical examples and implementation patterns behind this summary.
This whitepaper belongs to “Appendices” and is one of 39 drawn from the manuscript.