The Killer Who Found Me
She sat down at her federal desk, in front of her federal computer, and she did not touch it.
Instead she opened, from her bag, the personal laptop.
She had met the founder of Arbitr AI twenty-six months ago.
She remembered it precisely, because Elena Park remembered most things precisely, and because the meeting had produced the only annotation in her entire spreadsheet that was not a data point. Arbitr had given a presentation to a delegation that had included her office a polished, genuinely impressive presentation about a harm-detection platform that classified intimate-partner-violence cases by risk tier. The founder had presented it himself. He had been precise, unshowy, clearly brilli
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