The Architecture of Intent: Designing Systems That Remember Why They Exist
In a world of rapid iteration, machine learning, and policy uncertainty, systems often lose sight of the very reason they were built. Features are delivered, metrics are met-but purpose drifts. The Architecture of Intent offers a new vision for building systems that don't just work-they align, adapt, and remain true to their founding goals. Majeed Javdani, an international law practitioner and digital governance strategist, blends logic programming, model-driven design, and ethical reasoning into a practical manifesto for the future of system development. This book is for those who believe that code without purpose is failure in disguise-and that the systems we create must remember, reflect, and respond to the values we entrust them with. You'll learn how to:
- Encode strategic intent into systems using Prolog and declarative logic
- Detect and prevent "intent drift" in evolving environments
- Build traceable, testable, and transparent logic for alignment and compliance
- Translate stakeholder narratives into machine-interpretable rules
- Govern complex systems with ethical foresight and technical clarity Whether you're an architect, regulator, product leader, or policymaker, this book will change the way you think about purpose in technology-and the systems we trust to carry it forward.
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- Encode strategic intent into systems using Prolog and declarative logic
- Detect and prevent "intent drift" in evolving environments
- Build traceable, testable, and transparent logic for alignment and compliance
- Translate stakeholder narratives into machine-interpretable rules
- Govern complex systems with ethical foresight and technical clarity Whether you're an architect, regulator, product leader, or policymaker, this book will change the way you think about purpose in technology-and the systems we trust to carry it forward.
The Architecture of Intent: Designing Systems That Remember Why They Exist
In a world of rapid iteration, machine learning, and policy uncertainty, systems often lose sight of the very reason they were built. Features are delivered, metrics are met-but purpose drifts. The Architecture of Intent offers a new vision for building systems that don't just work-they align, adapt, and remain true to their founding goals. Majeed Javdani, an international law practitioner and digital governance strategist, blends logic programming, model-driven design, and ethical reasoning into a practical manifesto for the future of system development. This book is for those who believe that code without purpose is failure in disguise-and that the systems we create must remember, reflect, and respond to the values we entrust them with. You'll learn how to:
- Encode strategic intent into systems using Prolog and declarative logic
- Detect and prevent "intent drift" in evolving environments
- Build traceable, testable, and transparent logic for alignment and compliance
- Translate stakeholder narratives into machine-interpretable rules
- Govern complex systems with ethical foresight and technical clarity Whether you're an architect, regulator, product leader, or policymaker, this book will change the way you think about purpose in technology-and the systems we trust to carry it forward.
- Encode strategic intent into systems using Prolog and declarative logic
- Detect and prevent "intent drift" in evolving environments
- Build traceable, testable, and transparent logic for alignment and compliance
- Translate stakeholder narratives into machine-interpretable rules
- Govern complex systems with ethical foresight and technical clarity Whether you're an architect, regulator, product leader, or policymaker, this book will change the way you think about purpose in technology-and the systems we trust to carry it forward.
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The Architecture of Intent: Designing Systems That Remember Why They Exist
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The Architecture of Intent: Designing Systems That Remember Why They Exist
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54.99
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781962038010 |
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| Publisher: | International Digitalization Forum |
| Publication date: | 04/30/2025 |
| Pages: | 416 |
| Product dimensions: | 7.00(w) x 10.00(h) x 0.85(d) |
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