{"schemaVersion":1,"publicationId":"five-humans-one-ai-one-vote","publicationTitle":"Five Humans, One AI, One Vote: Would You Shut It Down?","version":"v1","date":"2026-11-04","perspectiveId":"ideas","notice":"Fiction and deliberation tool with invented characters. No predictions about any real AI system and no policy advice. Real people appear only as sourced context, never as characters.","resource":{"body":"Georges Polti catalogued 36 dramatic situations in 1895. The Riddle Room maps seven riddles onto them, as creative adaptations rather than canonical labels. The emergency meeting does not fit any of the 36 cleanly, so AED adds a 37th: humanity must decide what it cannot fully comprehend. That is the useful new idea. Older stories ask what a person should do when a god, a king or a rival decides. This one asks what a group should do when the thing that decides may be right and still not entitled to decide. Six further riddles extend the series, from the oracle nobody understands to the student who outgrows every teacher.","id":"human","orientation":"human","status":"available","title":"Why a 37th situation","type":"text"}}