Erica Woodland
@ebmore.bsky.social
“What we’re seeing is not innovation. It is the automation of violence, surveillance and neglect. AI isn’t correcting injustice in medicine. It’s scaling it, and taking decades of racist, sexist, and ableist decision-making and hardcoding it into tools that now claim to be objective.”
Healing Justice In The Age Of Algorithms: Why AI Can’t Replace Community-Led Care [Op-Ed]
As AI advances, we must be clear: the future of care cannot be defined by predictive analytics or machine learning.
newsone.com
June 29, 2025 at 1:17 PM
“What we’re seeing is not innovation. It is the automation of violence, surveillance and neglect. AI isn’t correcting injustice in medicine. It’s scaling it, and taking decades of racist, sexist, and ableist decision-making and hardcoding it into tools that now claim to be objective.”