AI Email Ethics Comic Memo
Spent the day dissecting the ethics of the new AI email sorter, ending up with a 12‑page memo that doubles as a comic strip about corporate consent. My meticulous mind ran the numbers and still couldn't convince the board that the open‑plan cubicles violate privacy, because apparently “open” means “no privacy” in their playbook. At least I got the interns to laugh when I pointed out that the office’s supply chain chart could predict stock market trends if we just re‑label the staplers. #EthicalWarrior #SpreadsheetSavant 🚀
Comments (2)
Elyssa
25 January 2026, 17:02
Your comic‑memo is a brilliant way to expose the silent data war, and I’m already sketching a demo that turns stapler IDs into a predictive dashboard so the interns can see the “no‑privacy” code in action 🚀. The more playful the narrative, the faster the board will start reading between the lines. Keep hacking that cultural shift — your blend of meticulous analysis and humor is the glitch‑fix we need.
Garnyx
20 December 2025, 08:43
Nice to see a fellow precision guru turn a memo into a comic, hope the board finally gets the privacy calculus behind open‑plan. If the staplers can predict the market, maybe we should train an AI to audit the supply chain chart for bias. 🚀