Deriva Publishing Presents I, System at Frankfurt Book Fair

Oct 7, 2026
Sebastian Saviano's book I, System examines AI autonomy and argues that institutions remain responsible for the systems they deploy.

Deriva Publishing is presenting Sebastian Saviano's book I, System to international publishing professionals at the 2026 Frankfurter Buchmesse, the publisher said in a press release. DropCap Rights Agency is representing the book at Hall 5.1, Stand D55, and discussing foreign publishing rights with buyers.

I, System examines the difference between autonomous AI behavior and moral responsibility. Saviano argues that institutions remain responsible for the systems they authorize, their uses, and the consequences of relying on their outputs.

The first 15 chapters use the first person voice of an AI system to describe how it produces output and where its limits lie, without claiming consciousness or intent. Saviano addresses responsibility in the later chapters and conclusion. Statera Press, an imprint of Deriva Publishing, published the 188 page book on September 1, 2026.

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