Oh really? Can you give me an example of a decision actually driven by ethics? That is the decision was NOT made based on how much compute it spends, the material impact on delivery value, or because of meaningful business value, or whatever.
Because I find it hard to believe that FB makes decisions based on ethics, instead of merely highlighting otherwise motivated decisions that seemingly happen to align with ethical values.
Like, that the ethical aspect actually caused the decision to be different than what it had been if it were made purely based on business, money or resources.
I mean I could be wrong, and you could give a single example of FB being motivated by ethics, and I would be wrong.
Oh really? Can you give me an example of a decision actually driven by ethics? That is the decision was NOT made based on how much compute it spends, the material impact on delivery value, or because of meaningful business value, or whatever.
Because I find it hard to believe that FB makes decisions based on ethics, instead of merely highlighting otherwise motivated decisions that seemingly happen to align with ethical values.
Like, that the ethical aspect actually caused the decision to be different than what it had been if it were made purely based on business, money or resources.
I mean I could be wrong, and you could give a single example of FB being motivated by ethics, and I would be wrong.