Yes, there is a name overlap and some cultural resemblance, but Jain vidyādevī Kālī is not the same as Hindu Kālī.

In Jain Dharma:

• Vidyādevīs are protective or ज्ञान-related celestial beings.
• Kālī in Jain context is understood within the Jain system of divine attendants/guardians.
• She is not regarded as the fierce Hindu goddess who is worshipped as a major deity in Śaiva/Śākta traditions.

So the correct Jain view is:

• Similar name: yes
• Same deity: no
• Same theological role: no

Jainism keeps its own distinct framework. Even when names or forms look similar across traditions, the meaning and status are different in Jain doctrine.

If you want, I can also explain the difference between Jain vidyādevīs and Hindu goddesses in simple terms.