KNOWWARE

Name: Knowware: Systems of Intelligence
Author: Khayyam Wakil

Systems of Intelligence
Khayyam Wakil · MMXXVI · Ed. 01

Not interviews — the Third Body in action. What is knowware? → What does that mean? →

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Abstract

A field guide for anyone who must survive what is coming — and the tools, markets, and institutions they'll have to think with. Built from eighty-one syntheses with academics, practitioners, and visionaries who are quietly redrawing the maps.

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01 · The spine

Nine chapters, one capstone.

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ch01 The Coordination Intelligence Revolution ch02 The Dawn of Systems Intelligence ch03 Architecture of Systems Intelligence ch04 Systems Intelligence in Action ch05 Human–Systems Intelligence Interaction ch06 Consciousness as Pattern Recognition ch07 Engineering Reality ch08 Beyond Human Intelligence ch09 No Way? Know-How

Fig. 02 — Page-count by section. Click any spine to open.

02 · Thesis

The tools we use to think are no longer separate from the thinking itself. This book is a field guide for what happens when that line dissolves — in labs, in ledgers, in fields, in classrooms, in clinics.

03 · Structure

Chapters: 09
Syntheses: 81
Tiers: 03
Diagrams: ~60
Pages: ~350
Years in the making: 03

04 · Early readers

"A book that reads you while you read it."

— N. Mehta · researcher

"The most serious attempt to map the new terrain I have seen."

— L. Okafor · economist

"Essential, and a little frightening."

— Y. Park · editor