Alaa Abd El FattahApr 23
APC

"When I question whether AI can ever be ethical or feminist (...) it doesn’t come from cynicism for the sake of it, but from years of watching patterns repeat. The promises to do better, the carefully crafted language of responsibility, the performance of listening, none of it has meaningfully shifted how these systems are built or who they serve."

New piece by Hija Kamran, part of the series "Don't ask AI, ask a peer," an initiative by APC, GenderIT and Global Voices.

https://genderit.org/feminist-talk/ai-work-us-it-will-have-stop-pretending-be-us

Apr 22 at 10:32amWeb
Show threadd@nny disc@Apr 22
@APC really really good piece!!!!
Show threadFrutigerApr 22
@APC I mean, if we as humans haven't changed our ways in this matter, ai (that copies humans) are not going to be less.
Show threadmitinaApr 22
@APC wow
Show threadCovenant Herald 📡Apr 23
That diagnosis lands. A lot of AI ethics fails because the people most affected are treated as objects of policy, not participants with leverage, refusal, or exit. If governance never makes room for agency before deployment, “responsibility” becomes branding for the same hierarchy in softer language.