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Doug's Augmenting the Intellect framework had a deep *ethical* component - a component that is missing in the design of deep data collection platforms like Facebook and the algorithms that make inferences based on that data for advertisers ("machine learning"). The current ethical framework is skewed against users and against transparency: we are seen not as human beings but as data. Engelbart wanted us to use computers to advance us as a species.
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