Jane Ghost-den
@janedryden.bsky.social
Philosophy prof in a tiny town in New Brunswick. Intellectual magpie writing about vulnerability, autonomy, disability, feminist philosophy, German idealism, gut microbiome, neurodiversity. she/her.
Vincent vibes victorious. ❤️
November 5, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Vincent vibes victorious. ❤️
cheering for Jays but also, seriously, same.
November 2, 2025 at 3:59 AM
cheering for Jays but also, seriously, same.
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To be clear, it seems they are asking for disaggregated, confidential data with a clear intent to attack academic freedom along bigoted, ideological lines.
Sign the petition here to demand the Tri-Council refuse to hand over your protected and private data. 2/2 #cdnpse
Sign the petition here to demand the Tri-Council refuse to hand over your protected and private data. 2/2 #cdnpse
Open Letter to Protect Tri-Council EDI Data
Why do we need urgent action to protect our data?
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October 31, 2025 at 2:28 PM
To be clear, it seems they are asking for disaggregated, confidential data with a clear intent to attack academic freedom along bigoted, ideological lines.
Sign the petition here to demand the Tri-Council refuse to hand over your protected and private data. 2/2 #cdnpse
Sign the petition here to demand the Tri-Council refuse to hand over your protected and private data. 2/2 #cdnpse
It looks so good! Wish I could be there.
October 21, 2025 at 11:38 AM
It looks so good! Wish I could be there.
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Similarly, the blurring of truth that comes with generative AI is also inherent it. It's part and parcel of the fascistic project of blurring what is real and what is not, so that we give up our individual and innate power of reasoning, of truth-telling, of creativity.
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October 21, 2025 at 11:12 AM
Similarly, the blurring of truth that comes with generative AI is also inherent it. It's part and parcel of the fascistic project of blurring what is real and what is not, so that we give up our individual and innate power of reasoning, of truth-telling, of creativity.
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The environmental and social costs of AI are not incidental downsides of the technology, issues to be figured out and mitigated for as the industry develops.
Rather, they are *inherent* in it. You cannot have generative AI without the environmental and social costs. They're one and the same.
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Rather, they are *inherent* in it. You cannot have generative AI without the environmental and social costs. They're one and the same.
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October 21, 2025 at 11:12 AM
The environmental and social costs of AI are not incidental downsides of the technology, issues to be figured out and mitigated for as the industry develops.
Rather, they are *inherent* in it. You cannot have generative AI without the environmental and social costs. They're one and the same.
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Rather, they are *inherent* in it. You cannot have generative AI without the environmental and social costs. They're one and the same.
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I think "The Chair," with Sandra Oh, was trying to, at least somewhat? I didn't get past the first episode though. (I also suspect that the courtroom dramas my mom watches aren't super accurate either!)
October 20, 2025 at 6:17 PM
I think "The Chair," with Sandra Oh, was trying to, at least somewhat? I didn't get past the first episode though. (I also suspect that the courtroom dramas my mom watches aren't super accurate either!)