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  • Asterisk Magazine

    A magazine dedicated to clear writing and clear thinking, published from inside the worlds shaping the Bay Area. Subscribe in print: https://store.asteriskmag.com/.

  • Leah Libresco Sargeant

    I'm the author of The Dignity of Dependence, as a well as Arriving at Amen and Building the Benedict Option. My substack, Other Feminisms, is about how to advocate for women as women in a world that treats us like defective men.

  • Sayash Kapoor

    Co-author of AI Snake Oil and AI as Normal Technology: normaltech.ai

  • Celine Nguyen

    Designer and writer from California. I write about literature, design, fashion, technology, phenomenology, perfume, and Proust

  • Meghan Boilard

    Certified Bonafide Expert of Miscellanea

  • Karson Elmgren

    AI policy person, language enthusiast, rock climber, China nerd, chronically relapsed Wikipedia addict, etc. Logogram is my professional Substack; Idiolect is just for fun.

  • Kevin Hawickhorst

    We traded rational-legal authority for NGOs and all we got was my lousy Substack. Institutionally skeptical institutionalist. Research Fellow at Foundation for American Innovation.

  • Awais Aftab

    Psychiatrist with philosophical interests. My first book “Conversations in Critical Psychiatry” (OUP, 2024) is an edited collection of interviews.

  • Cate Hall

    searching for the hidden doors in the walls of life

  • Harry Law

    AI history and philosophy at the University of Cambridge and the Cosmos Institute

  • afra

    writer of Concurrent newsletter; host of podcast CyberPink I write about Silicon Valley and China

  • Asterisk Magazine

    A print and digital journal of writing on how to make sense of the world.

  • Aaron Labaree
  • Sheon Han

    writer based in Palo Alto | mailing list: https://buttondown.com/sheonhan

  • Daniel Kokotajlo

    Was a philosophy PhD student, left to work at AI Impacts, then Center on Long-Term Risk, then OpenAI. Quit OpenAI due to losing confidence that it would behave responsibly around the time of AGI. Now executive director of the AI Futures Project.

  • Clara Collier

    Editor in Chief of Asterisk Magazine

  • Abhishaike Mahajan

    i write about bio/ml at owlposting.com! currently doing ml at noetik, previously did ml at dyno therapeutics

  • Andrew Miller

    Urbanist, cyclist, and transport enthusiast. Author, speaker, consultant. Fellow, Roots of Progress Institute.

  • Arvind Narayanan

    Co-author of AI as Normal Technology and AI Snake Oil

  • Eli Lifland

    AGI forecasting and governance researcher at AI Futures Project

  • Karthik Tadepalli

    I write about global development, technological progress and AI. The other me writes fiction and criticism.

  • Distressed Scientists' Dept.

    We study science not for prestige, but because we are human. Curiosity, beauty, discovery -- these are what we stay alive for.

  • Adam Kroetsch

    Former FDAer. I write about innovation in health and the policies, institutions, incentives, and infrastructure that make it possible.

  • Thomas Larsen

    I was a coauthor on AI 2027 and work as a researcher for the AI Futures Project.

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