The Rithm Project
The Rithm Project, Amy Blankson, ODIST, Rob Strain, Alison Lee, Nate Kerr, Michelle Culver, Kashyap Rajesh, Glenda Lee Goce MacatangayThinking out loud about what it means to be human—together—in an AI age.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 21 | Subscribers | Read | therithmproject.substack.com |
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Thinking out loud about what it means to be human—together—in an AI age.
Amy Blankson writes and speaks on human flourishing in the digital age. For 15+ years, her work has explored happiness, technology, and behavior. Humanity, in the Loop is a space for thinking in public about AI, agency, and staying human.
Writing about things and talking with others
Educator, designer, strategist, girl-dad. Founder of Lemon Battery
Leading R&D to fuel a powerful generation deeply connected to humanity and adept at critically engaging with generative AI.
Nate leads youth-facing partnerships for The Rithm Project and writes about preserving and reclaiming human connection in the age of AI.
Michelle builds what doesn’t exist yet—bridging people, ideas, and bold possibilities. Led by purpose. Grounded in youth. Educator. Futurist. Facilitator. Founder of The Rithm Project.
I am a Filipina-American Hilot Binabaylan and healing arts educator dedicated to ancestral healing, mental health, and community wellbeing. I lead My Healing Language, designing programs that restore connection, courage, and cultural memory.
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