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Christopher Lozinski is a Canadian activist student writer who has written philosophical theory on alternative systems of government, labour commodification, Artificial Intelligence[1] and gender theory. Notably in June 2024, his article on whether all Canadian Provinces and territories should require parental involvement in discussions regarding their children's gender identities in school was published in the third volume of the University of Guelph's Undergraduate Philosophy Journal, Flora.[2]
- ^ Lozinski, Chris (14 April 2024). "From Automation to Alienation: The AI-Driven Commodification of Labour".
{{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires|journal=(help) - ^ Lozinski, Chris (2024-06-12). "Should all Canadian Provinces and territories require parental involvement in discussions regarding their children's gender identities in school?". Flora: Undergraduate Philosophy Journal. 3 (1): 35–43.