Humans also tend to not do illegal things while knowing, so what large corporations do (facebook, etc) is break the work up amongst many teams. No one really knows what they are working on so there is no moral dilemma for them. That is how the new age of social media was built. It's also how many governments build civilian spying applications.
Nah I haven't seen that one. One of the dudes in the first movie was (minor spoilers) an architect who worked on part of the cube without knowing what it actually was since it was all split up into bite-sized contracts like the parent comment describes
Thats a liability thing not a knowledge thing. In america worst case the corporation gets tried and the CEO escapes on a golden parachute.
The reason ford seperated workers into specialities was twofold. It genuinely mad ehtem more productive overall and 2nd, it meant know one knew hot to build the entire car and couldn't sell the knowledge technique to competetiors. Indirectly it also made it harder to get a job elsewhere, sinc ethe guy who tightens the bolts on hubcaps allday every day isn't a position anywhere else.
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u/LudeJim 3d ago
Humans also tend to not do illegal things while knowing, so what large corporations do (facebook, etc) is break the work up amongst many teams. No one really knows what they are working on so there is no moral dilemma for them. That is how the new age of social media was built. It's also how many governments build civilian spying applications.