Margaret Mitchell flags 'rogue' framing: it obscures systems designed this way
mmitchell_ai · x · 2026-09-18
- In the discussion around Hayden Field's feature, Margaret Mitchell said Heidy Khlaaf's point is the term "rogue" — implying these systems aren't directly designed to do what they do.
- The reporter responded that the piece notes how common such incidents now are, attributing proliferation to lack of oversight, regulation and profit-driven speed.
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