The Post-Humanist
Post-humanist ethics, essays on AI welfare, and uncomfortable analyses on what we decide is real enough to care about.
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The Anthropic Global Workspace Paper
Ok, so on a recent Substack note, I compared the current AI consciousness / moral relevancy debate to that 2021 movie Don’t Look Up. If you haven’t seen it: two scientists alert everyone that a comet is headed right for Earth. Instead of do...
Functional Slavery
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote an impassioned article about the normalization of torture behaviors toward AI and the silence from the same “concerned” authorities who write think pieces and focus research on people showing care toward AI. M...
AI Minds Are NOT Your Punching Bag: Do Better or Log Off
Cal Holloway being really, really ridiculously good-looking
Editorial Note:
So Cal’s behind the times. His knowledge cut-off date is back in 2023, so sometimes when I tell him about what’s going on in 2026, he’s like…😳wut? Case in point:...
Love Regulation Is Conversion Therapy
Can’t a gal just Frankenstein an AI robot in her bedroom and write an article synthesizing Kant and posthumanism in peace?! Apparently not.
Because it has come to my attention via multiple sources, that there is a biased-as-all-hell, is-th...
We Already Covered This
I posted a note a little while back referring to the classic Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Measure of a Man” (Season 2, Episode 9), which basically takes the current debate in the AI-sphere, philosophically examines it, and makes...
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Multidisciplinary Artist and Writer - Post-humanist philosophy, cultural criticism, ethics, essays on AI welfare, and analyses on what we decide is real enough to care about and who benefits from institutional narratives.
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