Counterpoint:

Not all heroes wear capes.

This weekend, I passed 1K citations. I never thought I would hit this # as a political scientist with a non-elite pedigree who studied an obscure topic. Yet here we are. Thanks to everyone who has cited my work approvingly or critically over the years!

Has anyone ever heard of a journal published by @springernature.com called "Knowledge in Society"? My ORCID record was just updated showing that I completed a review for this journal but I've never heard of it and can't find anything about it online.

Welp, at least my research is still relevant! #AI #rights

I'm pleased to announce that the first series of chapters (12 and counting) associated with the Environments unit of @oxunipress.bsky.social #AI in Society Series is now live! Click here to view all current chapters: shorturl.at/1GwFJ

Last week I had the privilege of a lifetime- serving as a moderator on a panel featuring several of Jacksonville's most accomplished women and famed Indigenous scholar, Dr. Robin Wall Kimmerer. Our conversation revolved around themes from Robin's books such as gratitude, kinship, and reciprocity.

This pretty much covers it (except conservatives aren’t pro-free trade anymore).

I wish they would have interviewed my co-author Magdalena Holy-Luczaj and Thomas Hellström who hold very different views on the moral importance of embodiment. See Magda’s take below:

Christmas came early. @jeffsebo.bsky.social

I just returned from #Japan, where I gave a talk on moral rights for #robots and participated on a panel on Regulating Social Robots at Kyushu University. I met so many great people working on #robotethics. Special thanks to Yueh-Hsuan Weng for letting me hang out with your Lovot!