Accountability
Where responsibility breaks when systems become infrastructure.
A hub for the essays that treat accountability as a structural question: who controls the stack, who absorbs the failure, and who gets to call the system neutral.
Control
Accountability
- A system cannot be accountable above the layer it controls.
- Opacity becomes useful when it transfers liability.
- Neutrality is often a jurisdictional strategy.
This route gathers the essays on accountability gaps, algorithmic opacity, stack control, labor hidden inside automation and systems that shift responsibility away from the actor with power.
Start here when the question is who can appeal, audit or assign responsibility once software becomes infrastructure.