>on an intuitive human level it's hard to stomach that I may be algorithmically placed in harm's way. For the opposite, see "I, Robot". Spoiler warning. I in

>on an intuitive human level it's hard to stomach that I may be algorithmically placed in harm's way. For the opposite, see "I, Robot". Spoiler warning. I initially thought of the main character's backstory (survivor's guilt over an algorithm rescuing him because he had a higher chance of survival than a little girl), but the main plotline is also about people being "algorithmically placed out of harm's way".