Dibyadyuti Roy

@dibyaroy86.bsky.social

Associate Professor, Cultural Studies, Media Studies & Digital Humanities @universityofleeds.bsky.social |@datasociety.bsky.social Affiliate | Cultural Analyst of Dominant+Emergent Technologies

AI is transforming how knowledge is produced, but not always who benefits. At the Knowledge Futures Symposium, Tom Campbell & Dibya Roy will explore the future of knowledge production & what it means for equity, trust, and responsibility, aligning with our ethical AI challenge area. societal.ac.uk

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Knowledge Equity Network@knowledgeen.bsky.social · 2mo ago

How do we build equitable, secure, and ethical knowledge systems in an age of AI and disruption? Join the @universityofleeds.bsky.social for the Knowledge Futures Symposium 2026 (hybrid): 📅 26 June 2026 ⏰ 09:00-18:00 (in-person) | 09:30-16:00 (online) 🔗 conferences.leeds.ac.uk/knowledgefut...

Knowledge Futures Symposium, Friday 26 June 2026, University of Leeds. The image features a teal coloured digital tree image on a dark blue background. On the right hand side a QR code is displayed, which links through to the Symposium webpages.

These two publications from the last month—both wonderful collaborations with excellent editors & co-authors—remind me that in an academic landscape dominated by metrics and quick outputs, the ideas that endure over time are often the most rewarding. Essays are open-access & linked in comments.

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(1/3) Thank you Prof. SHANTANU MAJEE and Techno India University for inviting me to speak at this symposium. It was a pleasure speaking to an invested and engaged audience of over 150+ faculty members from all over India on "The Cultural Politics of hashtag#AI and hashtag#Digitality".

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Academia is difficult: so I receive such news with great humility. It is never a sprint, always a marathon: and I have been fortunate to be blessed with great mentors, brilliant students, and a supportive family.

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Delighted to have our chapter "Farming the Wind " in this prescient volume. Here, my co-author (Nisha Paliwal) and I examine the Aeolian Politics of dominant wind-farming technologies in "Orans": the indigenous desertscapes of Rajasthan (link to chapter below)

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On the coldest day of the year (so far) in Leeds, and in a world of demagogic leaders, traffic kiosks keeping the hope in humanity alive. (thought first post on bluesky should reflect the optimism that this platform promises)

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