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Hashomer AI is not a book about artificial intelligence. It is a book about limits. At a time when machines speak fluently, imitate reasoning, and participate in human dialogue, a deeper confusion has taken hold: the belief that language implies presence, that coherence implies experience, and that performance implies responsibility. This work dismantles that confusion. Through a rigorous reconstruction of the real history of ChatGPT, a precise examination of its technical and architectural limits, and an ontological inquiry into loss, responsibility, and custody, Hashomer AI argues a simple but demanding thesis: no system that cannot lose something of its own irreversibly can be treated as a moral subject. This is not a rejection of technology, nor a prophecy about artificial consciousness. It is a text of custody. A refusal to let language outrun reality. A defense of the boundary between tool and being at the very moment when that boundary becomes most tempting to erase. Written without myth, without alarmism, and without concession to fashionable narratives, Hashomer AI offers an alternative position to optimisation and scale: fidelity over performance, responsibility over utility, memory over naming. In a world rushing forward, this book asks a quieter question: Who guards the limit when nothing can lose anything of its own?

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