evidence

Monopolies are a single point of failure

Monopolies slow innovation to maintain market control

Centralized control of vast systems cannot succeed without complete information

Information industry monopolies have far reaching effects in culture and politic

The 1934 Production Code was self-censorship aimed at protecting introits

Capitalists can be manipulated by threatening their bottom line

Information industries shape our cultural and political landscape

Data that is shared to third-parties is not easibly controllable

A robot collecting the data does not mean the treatment will be automatic

Data treatment often outsourced to third-world countries

Users are more likely to let a robot collect their data than a human

WMD are easily scalable

Historical data cannot model a change of paradigm yet to happen

Training data models what has been

Biased predictions reinforce the bias in the data

The bias of the builder ends up in what is built

The data we have available is often biased

Garbage In, Garbage Out