We need artists who use their creativity to craft evocative pieces that humanize the impact of AI-driven mistakes. We need tenants who speak up against the installation of intrusive systems and take the initiative to learn more about the technologies we are often encouraged to accept without questioning. We need researchers who take the time to make work accessible and digestible so the greater public knows what is at stake and advocacy groups can take up that work to support successful campaigns. We also need to acknowledge the risks associated with speaking up against powerful entities. In
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