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So when a company says "the algorithm decided," know this: a trolley problem got compiled into code, with someone's answer baked in. Ask whose.
September 15, 2026 at 5:30 PM
So when a company says "the algorithm decided," know this: a trolley problem got compiled into code, with someone's answer baked in. Ask whose.
MIT's Moral Machine study surveyed millions of people in 233 countries on who a car should hit in a no-win crash. No global agreement — different cultures picked different lives to save.
September 15, 2026 at 5:30 PM
MIT's Moral Machine study surveyed millions of people in 233 countries on who a car should hit in a no-win crash. No global agreement — different cultures picked different lives to save.
Bernays branded it "Torches of Freedom," fusing Lucky Strikes with women's liberation. Papers ran it as real feminist news, not the paid campaign it was. That's the template modern PR still runs: stage the event, let the press cover it as if no one staged it.
September 14, 2026 at 5:30 PM
Bernays branded it "Torches of Freedom," fusing Lucky Strikes with women's liberation. Papers ran it as real feminist news, not the paid campaign it was. That's the template modern PR still runs: stage the event, let the press cover it as if no one staged it.
It's the 'state per-pupil expenditure' factor, baked into 2 of Title I's 4 formulas (Education Finance Incentive Grants). Two states, same poor-kid count, unequal aid — because the formula partly rewards how much a state already spends, not how poor its kids are.
September 7, 2026 at 5:30 PM
It's the 'state per-pupil expenditure' factor, baked into 2 of Title I's 4 formulas (Education Finance Incentive Grants). Two states, same poor-kid count, unequal aid — because the formula partly rewards how much a state already spends, not how poor its kids are.