Coyote
@zdanovic.bsky.social
Assistant Prof. in AI ethics, digital inclusion, and social studies of technology; working corporate in sustainability & human rights/social inclusion consulting; also an artist
In case you were looking for a book recommendation:
Justice by Michael J. Sanders is based on his famous Harvard course, and talks about different approaches to justice in political philosophy. Very accessible, lots of real-life examples, and definitely a food for thought.
Justice by Michael J. Sanders is based on his famous Harvard course, and talks about different approaches to justice in political philosophy. Very accessible, lots of real-life examples, and definitely a food for thought.
November 14, 2025 at 11:02 AM
In case you were looking for a book recommendation:
Justice by Michael J. Sanders is based on his famous Harvard course, and talks about different approaches to justice in political philosophy. Very accessible, lots of real-life examples, and definitely a food for thought.
Justice by Michael J. Sanders is based on his famous Harvard course, and talks about different approaches to justice in political philosophy. Very accessible, lots of real-life examples, and definitely a food for thought.
This 👏 is 👏 how 👏 it’s 👏 done
First it was a food truck, and now a full-blown restaurant where paying is optional. An example of how you can do business sustainably and with respect to human dignity at its core. You go, Jaden 🦾
First it was a food truck, and now a full-blown restaurant where paying is optional. An example of how you can do business sustainably and with respect to human dignity at its core. You go, Jaden 🦾
News: Jaden Smith to open up a restaurant to help feed the homeless in Los Angeles
Jaden Smith is set to open a restaurant to help feed the homeless in Los Angeles.
www.globalheroes.com
November 14, 2025 at 6:39 AM
This 👏 is 👏 how 👏 it’s 👏 done
First it was a food truck, and now a full-blown restaurant where paying is optional. An example of how you can do business sustainably and with respect to human dignity at its core. You go, Jaden 🦾
First it was a food truck, and now a full-blown restaurant where paying is optional. An example of how you can do business sustainably and with respect to human dignity at its core. You go, Jaden 🦾
Why is AI engineering dominated by men, and responsible AI by women?
November 13, 2025 at 9:30 AM
Why is AI engineering dominated by men, and responsible AI by women?
The radish king
An AI company estimated that producing a single page of text using their model uses about as much water as growing a small pink radish. Applied to OpenAI's ChatGPT, that calculation would make Sam Altman the equivalent of a farmer harvesting a trillion radishes, writes Henry Throp.
Artificial Intelligence, Water Consumption and the Trillion-Radish Conundrum | TechPolicy.Press
The AI sector, which uses as much water as Norway and Sweden combined, is a ticking time bomb, writes Henry Throp.
www.techpolicy.press
November 13, 2025 at 3:55 AM
The radish king
Reposted by Coyote
every company in 2025
November 12, 2025 at 5:59 PM
every company in 2025
Working in sustainability, I often find myself explaining environmental / human rights trade-offs. Yes, your electric car doesn’t emit CO2, but were child labour (mica mining), state-sponsored forced labour (aluminum refining), Indigenous marginalisation (nickel mining) involved? Most likely, yes.
November 12, 2025 at 11:27 AM
Working in sustainability, I often find myself explaining environmental / human rights trade-offs. Yes, your electric car doesn’t emit CO2, but were child labour (mica mining), state-sponsored forced labour (aluminum refining), Indigenous marginalisation (nickel mining) involved? Most likely, yes.
Migrant‘s tech frustration of the day: Filled in a form to re-wire my phone bill, and got an error saying my name should be in Japanese characters (カタカナ). Re-wrote it. “Sorry, the name you entered doesn’t match your card”. No shit.
Small annoyance? Maybe. But cumulative effect is huge.
Small annoyance? Maybe. But cumulative effect is huge.
November 11, 2025 at 10:22 AM
Migrant‘s tech frustration of the day: Filled in a form to re-wire my phone bill, and got an error saying my name should be in Japanese characters (カタカナ). Re-wrote it. “Sorry, the name you entered doesn’t match your card”. No shit.
Small annoyance? Maybe. But cumulative effect is huge.
Small annoyance? Maybe. But cumulative effect is huge.