Suicide hotline shares data with for-profit spinoff, raising ethical questions
www.politico.comThe Crisis Text Line’s AI-driven chat service has gathered troves of data from its conversations with people suffering life’s toughest situations.
“These are people at their worst moments. Using that data to help other people is one thing, but commercializing it just seems like a real ethical line for a nonprofit to cross.”
Jennifer King, privacy and data policy fellow at Stanford University
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And when you drill down to their so called value proposition, it is apparently to help human empathy
scale. That wordscalelies at the heart of almost all immoral business practices. It is a alter for “how do we spend as little input as possible to get as much as possible”.