Rhea Jane

[Anthropic @AnthropicAI]

We’re launching Claude Corps, a national fellowship program matching people early in their careers with US nonprofits.

We'll teach 1,000 people to use Claude, and pay them to use AI to advance their hosts’ missions.

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[Rhea Jane @janeitorial]

@Wooden_street You deserve to go out of business. You put different products in the store and once the sale is made, wash your hands off any accountability. Have only had positive experiences with @Pepperfry @UrbanLadder . Please avoid this brand at all costs and save your money

[Rhea Jane @janeitorial]

@Wooden_street Another week of the support team ignoring us. And finally when they get in touch with us, it’s to tell us the sofa is SUPPOSED to be hard! How can you even get away with this bull? The customer exec was so rude and unprofessional. He doesn’t deserve to have a job

[Rhea Jane @janeitorial]

@Wooden_street The biggest scam company ever. I ordered the Lorenz 3-seater, got the worst quality product. No one from the support team would get in touch with me for weeks. Finally when the carpenter came, he also said it’s bad quality.

[Rhea Jane @janeitorial]

Excited to be at #EffortlessMumbai24 #devrevindia

[Rhea Jane @janeitorial]

@SahaiAakash Exactly, my point too. Majoritarian politics can (and does) impose a single moral code that often edges out the interests of minorities. 'Morally righteous' behaviour in their eyes is very rarely universally so

[Rhea Jane @janeitorial]

Could the concept of a universal moral law counter or support majoritarian politics? On the one hand it would negate arguments against same-sex marriage and restrictions to religious spaces. But it could be used to justify issues like moral policing around food habits

#isbrl

[Rhea Jane @janeitorial]

How do you prioritise human lives in dire situations? The oxygen shortage during the COVID crisis posed a similar ethical dilemma. Do you favour the patient who is in need of it the most? But what if the next patient is younger and has a better chance of recovery?

#ISBRL

[Rhea Jane @janeitorial]

Does Silicon Valley promote a culture of bad barrels? The fall of once billion-dollar startups like Theranos and WeWork points to a culture of 'faking it till you make it' to chase investments no matter what the cost #ISBRL

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