
Exploring how technology, AI, and institutions can be designed to behave humanely and embed accountability in high-stakes systems like healthcare and finance
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We keep comparing humans to systems on the wrong axis.
The debate usually defaults to raw intelligence or processing efficiency. Systems optimize better. They scale endlessly. On those terms, humans have already lost.
The actual divergenc...
There is a specific kind of procedural cool that modern institutions radiate when they are failing a human being.
It is the calm indifference of the handbook. When a worker breaks under a regime of “flexible” overwork, or a patient reache...
Writers such as Steven Pinker, Hans Rosling, Johan Norberg, Max Roser, Tyler Cowen, and Tim Urban have spent much of the last decade popularizing a specific narrative about the modern world: that it is getting fundamentally better. This cas...
Modern life rewards a kind of “maturity” that often has very little to do with being right.
It rewards the ability to notice something is wrong and still keep things moving. To register harm without forcing repair. To accept delay without...
Power doesn’t “condemn the excesses” when it feels fragile. Power reaches for condemnation when it has already decided the outcome: keep the tools, contain the moment, and move the fight somewhere the public won’t follow.
The phrase doesn’...
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studying interruptibility, institutional volatility, care under non-ideal conditions. prev health care product builder, biomedical engineer and biophysical chemist
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