Dominique

The difficult part is how disability and chronic illness are used as justification for Ai. The community wants and needs it for medical applications, accessibility and early detection.

We don’t want generative Ai. Disabled people need imagination to survive, why would we need it to create?

Even if the app stays, I can't imagine it will be the same. We have to be honest about who wants to "save" the app, think critically about why that might be, and consider the possible implications.

We need real regulation when it comes to data privacy. And maybe, just maybe, these platforms have to change their business models so they can no longer profit from harvesting and selling user data.

Even if the app stays, I can't imagine it will be the same. We have to be honest about who wants to "save" the app, think critically about why that might be, and consider the possible implications.

I care far less about what the TikTok ban means for brands than I do for what it means for folks in marginalized communities.