Older readers may recall growing up with human governors—parents, teachers, neighbors—who set boundaries and passed down values. Those human guides taught responsibility, restraint, and conscience.
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 (Halfpoint/Shutterstock) | | The Algorithms Eroding Our Common Humanity | | By Kay Rubacek | | Older readers may recall growing up with human governors—parents, teachers, neighbors—who set boundaries and passed down values. Those human guides taught responsibility, restraint, and conscience. | | | | | |   | |
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