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> Who is "us"? And does it? > Does the firm writing the software actually allow this? Plenty of software sold to the government comes with contractual stipulat
by darawk 6y ago
> Who is "us"? And does it?
> Does the firm writing the software actually allow this? Plenty of software sold to the government comes with contractual stipulations that it may not be reverse-engineered, inspected, or otherwise second-guessed.
So don't accept contracts with those stipulations.
> ...Albeit with mixed results. You can't avoid bias. You can just choose whether you want to bias towards justice, or rigidity.
That's my point though. Bias we can actually inspect and understand and iterate on is better than bias that we have no insight into at all.
- pavel_lishin 6y ago> So don't accept contracts with those stipulations. Shockingly, the government doesn't confer with me before making these decisions.
- darawk 6y agoMy point is that your criticism if of the types of contracts being signed. Not the concepts themselves.