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It doesn’t matter how it’s rationalized, it wouldn’t have shipped with a more observant set of people. Nobody consciously thinks infrared faucets and hand drye
by rolltiide 7y ago
It doesn’t matter how it’s rationalized, it wouldn’t have shipped with a more observant set of people.
Nobody consciously thinks infrared faucets and hand dryers discriminate, it doesn’t matter about how “hard” contrast on darker people must be for a machine, its just that the edge case when their sensors start failing should have not been considered an edge case at all and never shipped. Nobody should be in a position of playing devils advocate to dismiss minority experiences with technology explaining why companies are tone deaf, it just shouldn't have shipped.