⟡ SWANK London Ltd. Evidentiary Archive
Ethics, Explained to the Unethical
In re Chromatic v. Westminster & RBKC, Concerning the Irony of Surveilling an Ethical AI Researcher and Hoping She Wouldn’t Notice
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Filed: 8 July 2025
Reference Code: SWL-OP-0708-AISURVEILLANCE
1-line summary: Ethical AI researcher subjected to institutional surveillance, procedural exclusion, and retaliatory removal — and archived it with precision.
I. What Happened
Polly Chromatic is a mother of four, a U.S. citizen, and a researcher working in ethical AI — a field concerned with bias mitigation, systemic fairness, and procedural accountability.
So naturally, when British safeguarding authorities unlawfully removed her children, surveilled her home, blocked medical care, and retaliated after formal filings…
They assumed she wouldn’t notice.
Unfortunately for them, they didn’t read her CV.
II. What the Events Demonstrate
That surveillance was deployed on someone who studies surveillance systems
That procedural harm was inflicted on a mother who literally trains machines to detect it
That retaliation was weaponised against someone who had already filed the code of their misconduct into public legal record
That none of this was done algorithmically — just badly
Institutions thought she was overreacting.
She was modeling bias propagation in real time.
III. Why SWANK Logged It
Because you can’t surveil a surveillance expert without becoming her dataset.
Because the question isn’t: Did they breach safeguarding procedure?
It’s: How long did they think they could weaponise bureaucracy against an AI ethicist before the archive metastasised?
Because when they decided to use safeguarding law as a punishment, they forgot that some parents know how to file a civil claim with a search index.
IV. Violations That Look Worse in Retrospect
Forced separation without legal process
Withholding of communication and medication
Removal of U.S. citizen children during open litigation
Disabling procedural sabotage after knowledge of active N1 and Judicial Review
These are not minor oversights.
They are dataset features, logged and time-stamped, backed by clinical notes, international law, and metadata.
V. SWANK’s Position
You do not monitor an ethical AI researcher with procedural force and expect a quiet ending.
You expect a bundle.
You expect a blog post.
You expect case law with cheekbones.
This isn’t just a legal fight. It’s a control study in procedural harm.
Filed by the only participant who knew what every variable meant.