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> What you described sounds like a product flaw. It would never have shipped with a product flaw that frequently caused it to classify white people as somethin

• FFRefresh 5y ago
  'Never' is a strong word and doing a lot of work here, and I don't think the counterfactual can be proved one way or another. I do think your comment here, with an unprovable statement about an immutable characteristic, stated with absolute certainty, would invite toxic political discussions. Speaking with humility, and honestly trying to improve processes to yield better results, is the type of communication that I advocate for on teams I'm involved with.
  • jjeaff 5y ago
    There is speaking with humility, then there is just being downright, purposefully naive. Of course they never would have shipped it if it didn't recognize white faces. And the big isn't in the software, the bug is that the companies producing this stuff don't have a single solitary person of color either working on the product or testing it that would have certainly noticed that it doesn't work on them or said they were an animal, etc.