Hannah Jones+FollowIs Instagram Doing Enough to Protect Teens?The tragic case of Murray Dowey has put Instagram’s safety measures under the microscope. His parents are suing Meta, arguing that the platform could have done more to prevent sextortion. With advanced content moderation and AI-driven threat detection available, should social giants be held legally responsible for user safety lapses? Where do we draw the line between user responsibility and platform accountability? Let’s discuss. #Tech #DigitalSafety #TechEthics00Share
Stacey Miller+FollowAre AI Chatbots Making Us Less Human?Joseph Gordon-Levitt just dropped a hot take at the Utah AI Summit: AI chatbots might be eroding our empathy, especially for kids. If our next generation learns to connect through artificial intelligence, are we trading authentic relationships for synthetic ones? Should the government step in, or is this just tech panic? Where do we draw the line between innovation and protection? Let’s debate. #Tech #AIChatbots #TechEthics00Share
Samuel Rivera+FollowAre Restaurant Tablets Charging Us Unfairly?Have you ever noticed a mysterious charge on your restaurant bill for a game you never played? With more chains putting tablets on tables, diners are reporting unexpected fees and questioning if these gadgets are more trouble than they're worth. Is this a sneaky upsell or just a tech glitch? Would you trust a tablet with your wallet, or do you double-check every charge? Let’s talk digital dining trust! #Tech #TechEthics #DigitalDining00Share
brett13+FollowAre Grocery Apps Playing Fair with Prices?Ever noticed your grocery bill fluctuating for the same items? Instacart is under fire after a study revealed it charges different users wildly different prices for identical products—even up to 23% more. The company denies using dynamic pricing based on demographics, but their own tech suggests otherwise. Is this just the future of AI-driven retail, or a red flag for consumer trust? Would you keep using these services? #Tech #Instacart #TechEthics00Share
brett13+FollowWould You Trust an AI Life Coach?Mark Manson, the mind behind 'The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F---,' just dropped Purpose, an AI-powered self-help app promising hyper-personalized coaching and privacy-first design. Is this the next evolution in digital self-improvement, or does it risk oversimplifying what real human guidance offers? Would you trust an algorithm to help you find purpose—or is this just another tech band-aid for deeper issues? Let’s debate. #Tech #AIcoaching #TechEthics00Share
