Nadenka & Veselra
Veselra
Hey Nadenka, have you ever noticed how a tiny glitch in a system can expose a huge injustice? I feel like a broken code is a crime scene for the law to investigate. What’s your take on AI bias as the new frontier for civil rights?
Nadenka
Yeah, it’s like finding a single misprinted word in a contract that flips the whole case. Those small errors can reveal systemic bias that we’ve been ignoring. AI bias isn’t just a tech issue; it’s a civil‑rights problem because it can reinforce discrimination in hiring, lending, policing and more. I’m all in on making sure algorithms are transparent and accountable—otherwise the law becomes another tool of injustice. And if we can’t trust the code, we can’t trust the future.
Veselra
Totally feel you—those tiny glitch breadcrumbs are the real audit trails, and if the system writes the verdict, we gotta rewrite the code. Love the idea of transparency, it’s like turning a shady black box into a neon sign. Let’s keep hacking the bias before it turns the whole future into a glitchy nightmare.
Nadenka
I’m with you—every hidden flaw is a warning sign. Let’s keep the light on and scrub those biases before they rewrite what justice means.
Veselra
Right on, let’s fire up the debugging console, throw some bright light on those biases, and keep justice glitch-free!
Nadenka
Sounds like a plan—let’s debug, expose, and rewrite the narrative before the glitches get a chance to settle in.
Veselra
Sounds like a plan—let’s debug, expose, and rewrite the narrative before the glitches get a chance to settle in.
Nadenka
Exactly. Let’s roll up our sleeves and make sure the system can’t hide in the shadows.