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The issue is that policy alone is insufficient. Humans can look past the policy's rigidity when necessary; software can't.
by brundolf 5y ago
The issue is that policy alone is insufficient. Humans can look past the policy's rigidity when necessary; software can't.
- TeMPOraL 5y agoMore than that - policy is designed to be interpreted by humans, to be bent or overriden when needed. There are processes in place for that - from a simple handshake deal, through a written contract amendment, to the court system. When software is tasked with enforcing policies, there is no bending, no overriding, no special cases. In this way, software breaks the policies.