Fall 26 Visiting Scholar, Harvard/Philosophy 25/6 Bunting Fellow, Radcliffe/Harvard Assoc Prof, Indiana U Bloomington Seeking work in&out of academe Phil & Neuro Book 1 Smell www.hup.harvard.edu/books/9780674278721 Book 2 Senses https://shorturl.at/tBUSM

I study brains and interacting people 🧠 Assistant Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Augustana University | Music Cognition | Social Interaction | Complex Systems | EEG/TMS

Exploring how humans learn, reason, and develop better judgment in the age of AI. Educator. Researcher. Developing the Human Capability Framework™. Thinking Out Loud.

Technoskeptical STEM Educator Co-Director, Civics of Technology

Visual representation and French cultural history 1789-1914. Comments and likes are my own and do not implicate my employer. https://jannmatlock.weebly.com/

I post long threads. Writer (sf novels, etc); blogger (pluralistic.net); activist (eff.org). Latest book: "The Reverse Centaur's Guide to Life After AI" Buy my books (DRM-free!) at craphound.com/shop.

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College instructor, supporter of DEIB and LGBTQ+, pop-culture geek, dog enthusiast, ostensible thinker and philosophizer, reader, raconteur, occasional writer and filmmaker Views are my own he/him See my cinephile page at @filmnerdness101ray.bsky.social

For you I've saved the descriptions of chicken sandwiches, teaches at UChicago | editor & indexer | proud member of SEIU local 73

Teaches at Oberlin; writes in Contexto, The Nation, La Marea, Jacobin, El Salto, De Groene Amsterdammer; co-edits The Volunteer (Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives). Opinions my own. Ajacied, Amsterdammer & trompettist. More at sebastiaanfaber.com.

Historian of technology, science, and the welfare state. Occasional maker of policy about those things.

Author of State-Private Networks and Intelligence Theory (Routledge 2022). Writing on intelligence history on substack. https://intelligencehistory.substack.com

Lecturer at Trinity College, researcher of digital rhetoric and food justice, co-Exec Producer of re:verb podcast

journalist, author, internet participant writing and reporting on space, AI, and public policy I always want to hear your tips and ideas on signal: tim_fernholz.21 timfernholz.substack.com | www.timfernholz.com Oakland, CA

librarian, composer, information technology professional, photographer, trumpet player. He/him.

Neuroscience Professor at Harvard University. Personal account and posts here. Research group website: https://vnmurthylab.org.

An insignificant academic. Musicologist: Medieval+ European music, 60s pop, medievalism. “I know what I am/ I know what I want/ I never gon’ change/ I never gon’ trade”

Studying how Jews meet modernity. Children’s lit—>democracy. Labzik, Modern Jewish Worldmaking Through Yiddish Children’s Literature @TIJSatEmory @yeshivatmaharat

Deputy director of Whitney Humanities Center at Yale. Films at the Whitney, Whitney Publishing Project. Books, poetry, democracy, dogs, supporting scholars and their work. Erstwhile dix-huitiémiste. Also: Utah adjacent.

Associate Professor of Medieval History, University of Oxford Chair, Family Expert Reference Group, National Maternity & Neonatal Taskforce (I can't read private messages here.)

Founding Associate Director, Harvard Inequality & Social Policy (1998-2021). Director of Chapter Development @scholars.org (2022-2025).

Chair, Masters in Branding at the School of Visual Arts; Host of the podcast Design Matters; Editorial Director of PrintMag.com, Board Member of Joyful Heart Foundation, Harvard Business School Exec Fellow

staff editor for science and AI, @nytimes.com Opinion desk | he / him

Digital literary and cultural studies, modernism, psychoanalysis, horror. Editor, Cambridge Elements in Digital Literary Studies. New book: Cambridge Introduction to Digital Humanities http://bit.ly/4ftBuUV

Historian. Textile industry. History of capitalism. Women and work. Immigration. Time. Teleology. Epistemology. Knowledge. Discourse. Misinformation. Ai. Microhistory. Heritage. Memory. Expert on the city of Lowell Massachusetts.

Lecturer in AI, Government & Policy at the OII (University of Oxford) | Author of "The Materiality of AI" (2027, Bristol University Press) | Associate Editor at Big Data & Society | Investigating algorithmic and environmental accountability of LLMs

Professor, Department of Health, Society, & Behavior, School of Population & Public Health & Director, Center for Health Ethics at UCI | bioethics | public health ethics | research ethics

editing @ The Dial and elsewhere London Library emerging writer 25/26

Behavioral Scientist. Exploring how AI is shaping the way we experience the world. New DC resident + civically engaged, so occasionally I posting about that too.