So I suppose it's not clear to me what a 'good' window into unreliable, systemically toxic systems accomplishes, or how it changes anything that matters for the better, or what that idea even means at all. I don't understand how "ethical AI" isn't just "clean coal" or "natural gas."
There's a real technology here; stochastic pattern recognition and repetition seems like a powerful tool for solving some problems. But solving a problem starts at the problem, not working backwards from the tools.
But I'll concede that comms around this was a hot mess.
Team, I love you all, but please listen to me: the only difference between fasting and starving is choice, and the failure mode of "surprise and delight" is "startled and frightened".
Trust and agency are everything.
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