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Yeah I believe that essentially all of the actors in that article (private or public) should be legally required to explain all reasoning for decisions made and
by CogitoCogito 6y ago
Yeah I believe that essentially all of the actors in that article (private or public) should be legally required to explain all reasoning for decisions made and provide redress for mistakes. This should be done quickly. It all should be transparent. If any of these requirements means the current business models or contracts are untenable, so be it. Efficiency isn't everything. It definitely isn't worth leaving random victims at the wayside.
- ClumsyPilot 6y ago>"Efficiency isn't everything." Can they even prove it's 'more efficient', and not marketing hype or a mistake?
- CogitoCogito 6y agoI think that’s a good point and I’m not sure I can answer the question (without following back on some unsupported and self-fulfilling a priori assumption like “the market chooses the most efficient solutions”). However, my point is just that I think that’s the wrong focus. Even if it could be proved, I don’t think that’s enough.