geekwithsoul

But the other poster’s point still stands. Technology in general, and algorithms specifically, are neutral. It’s humans deciding what to put into production and what metrics need to be met that cause the problems, not the technology itself. Blaming “technology” is just a way to let the humans making decisions off the hook.

The software didn’t code itself

I’d seen comments about this account before and noted how the phrasing and comment behavior was a dead ringer for Universal Monk’s usual bullshit. Glad to see others saw the same thing.

If it’s an air quality monitor, they likely need to move it around to get different sampling areas.

“He’s actually a pretty cool guy.”

Parasocial relationship much?