"At the time that the outbreak began, we were a U.S. Army laboratory, through and through. Eight days into the crisis the Foundation 'acquired' us. All the classified research, all the material resources, and all the compliant top staff, in…Adam doubles over, blinded in both eyes now. Closing his eyes does nothing, covering his eyes does nothing. The gold-white light is strobing for him, moving into violet. He panics. "Help. Help me. I can't see." He reaches out, unsteadily, f…
Julie Still
fictional · 2 mentions across 1 reading
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Julie Still appears to be a character in a speculative or science fiction narrative dealing with institutional power transfers and experimental trauma. The excerpts suggest her role involves navigating coercive institutional transitions—a transition from military to Foundation control—and witnessing or administering some form of sensory assault or experimental procedure on test subjects. Her function in the course readings seems to be dramatizing how AI development and research governance intersect with bodily control and institutional capture, particularly in scenarios where consent dissolves under crisis conditions.
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