Post-Personal Dark Leadership
Destructive Authority, Responsibility Dissolution, and Command Persistence in Human–Machine Institutions
Abstract
A conceptual theory article explaining how destructive authority can migrate into protocols, classifications, archives, inherited rules, algorithms, and human–machine infrastructure, allowing command to persist after its originating leader is absent or no longer necessary.
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