>Are we really talking about a "flawed algorithm", for example, or simply the encoding of a badly designed government process? There's a massive difference bet

>Are we really talking about a "flawed algorithm", for example, or simply the encoding of a badly designed government process? There's a massive difference between people carrying out directions and machines carrying out the codification of those same directions. The more rigidly codified the system, the shittier life is for nonstandard cases. Machines are the ultimate rigid system. Consider how much shittier someone's life is when a corner case happens and there's no one to help you resolve it. E.g https://gazette.com/news/born-in-the-usa-without-a-shred-of-proof/article_a9a684fd-d024-531d-9b17-2282578cda4a.html https://gazette.com/news/born-in-the-usa-without-a-shred-of-...