Technology and Ai experts & authors

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56 profiles on Chapters.

• Andrew McAfee

  Andrew McAfee is an MIT research scientist who studies how digital technologies change the world, including their relationship to economic growth and resource consumption.

  Selected work: More from Less

• Arvind Narayanan

  Arvind Narayanan is a Princeton computer scientist whose research addresses machine learning, data de-anonymization, and the societal effects of artificial intelligence and social media algorithms.

  Selected work: Bitcoin and cryptocurrency technologies

• Bill Gates

  Bill Gates is a Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist whose work spans software, business leadership, global health, education, and poverty alleviation.

  Selected work: The impatient optimist

• Brian Christian

  American non-fiction author and researcher, author of The Alignment Problem.

  Selected work: The Alignment Problem

• Brian Merchant

  Brian Merchant is an American technology journalist and author whose reporting examines technology’s social and environmental consequences, including its effects on workers and consumers.

  Selected work: The One Device

• Bruce Schneier

  Bruce Schneier is an American cryptographer, computer security professional, privacy specialist, and author who lectures on public policy and serves on various digital rights boards.

  Selected work: Data and Goliath

• Cathy O'Neil

  American mathematician, author of Weapons of Math Destruction.

  Selected work: Weapons of Math Destruction

• Chris Anderson

  Author of Makers.

  Selected work: Makers

• Claire L. Evans

  Claire L. Evans is a journalist, author and YACHT lead singer whose nonfiction work includes the history of women’s contributions to computing.

  Selected work: Broad Band

• Clay Shirky

  Clay Shirky is an American writer, consultant, and professor whose work examines the social and economic effects of Internet technologies and journalism.

  Selected work: Here comes everybody

• Cory Doctorow

  Cory Doctorow is a Canadian-British technology critic, journalist and author whose work examines digital rights, copyright and the power of online platforms.

  Selected work: Enshittification

• Dan Hendrycks

  Dan Hendrycks is an American machine learning researcher and director of the Center for AI Safety, a nonprofit research organization.

  Selected work: Introduction to AI Safety, Ethics, and Society

• David J. Chalmers

  David J. Chalmers is an Australian philosopher and cognitive scientist specializing in mind and language, known for formulating the hard problem of consciousness.

  Selected work: Reality+

• David Weinberger

  David Weinberger is an American author and technologist who examines how the internet and machine learning change knowledge, organization, and business relationships.

  Selected work: Too big to know

• Eli Pariser

  Eli Pariser is an author, activist, and entrepreneur whose work examines internet personalization and how technology and media can serve democracy.

  Selected work: The Filter Bubble

• Erik Brynjolfsson

  Erik Brynjolfsson is an American academic and author whose research examines information technology productivity, artificial intelligence economics and the digital economy.

  Selected work: The Second Machine Age

• Erik J. Larson

  Erik J. Larson is an American computer scientist, entrepreneur, and writer whose nonfiction examines artificial intelligence and its differences from human reasoning.

  Selected work: The Myth of Artifical Intelligence

• Ernest Davis

  Author of Rebooting AI.

  Selected work: Rebooting AI

• Ethan Mollick

  American AI and education researcher, author of Co-Intelligence.

  Selected work: Co-Intelligence

• Fei-Fei Li

  American computer scientist, author of The Worlds I See.

  Selected work: The Worlds I See

• Gary Marcus

  American cognitive scientist, author of Rebooting AI.

  Selected work: Rebooting AI

• Hod Lipson

  Hod Lipson is an American robotics engineer and Columbia University professor whose research explores evolutionary robotics, digital manufacturing, artificial life, and machine creativity.

  Selected work: Driverless

• James Bridle

  James Bridle is a British visual artist and author whose work examines how digital technologies shape physical life, information, and power.

  Selected work: New Dark Age

• Jaron Lanier

  American computer scientist, musician, and author, author of You Are Not a Gadget.

  Selected work: You Are Not a Gadget

• Jerry Kaplan

  Jerry Kaplan is an American computer scientist, entrepreneur, and author known for pen computing, tablet computers, and writing about artificial intelligence.

  Selected work: Humans need not apply

• John Markoff

  John Markoff is an American journalist and author whose work examines technology, automation, and the evolving relationship between humans and computers.

  Selected work: Machines of loving grace

• Kai-Fu Lee

  Taiwanese computer scientist and investor, author of AI Superpowers.

  Selected work: AI Superpowers

• Kate Crawford

  Australian researcher, author of Atlas of AI.

  Selected work: Atlas of AI

• Kelly Weinersmith

  Kelly Weinersmith is an American biologist and popular science author whose coauthored book Soonish examines emerging technologies and the obstacles to their development.

  Selected work: Soonish

• Kevin Kelly

  Author of The Inevitable.

  Selected work: The Inevitable

• Marcus du Sautoy

  Marcus du Sautoy is a British mathematician and Oxford professor who writes popular mathematics and science books, including explorations of artificial intelligence and creativity.

  Selected work: The Creativity Code

• Mark E. Russinovich

  Mark E. Russinovich is a Spanish-born American software engineer, Microsoft Azure CTO, Winternals cofounder and author of Zero Day.

  Selected work: Zero Day

• Martine Aliana Rothblatt

  Martine Aliana Rothblatt is an American lawyer, author, and entrepreneur who founded United Therapeutics and created SiriusXM Satellite Radio while advancing innovations in biotechnology and aviation.

  Selected work: Virtually human

• Max Tegmark

  Swedish-American academic physicist, author of Life 3.0.

  Selected work: Life 3.0

• Melanie Mitchell

  American computer scientist, author of Artificial Intelligence: A Guide for Thinking Humans.

  Selected work: Artificial Intelligence: A Guide for Thinking Humans

• Meredith Broussard

  Data journalism professor, author of Artificial Unintelligence.

  Selected work: Artificial Unintelligence

• Michio Kaku

  Michio Kaku is an American theoretical physicist, futurist and popular science author who communicates physics through books, broadcasting and other media.

  Selected work: Physics of the Future

• Microsoft Press

  Microsoft Press is the publishing division of Microsoft that produces books on Microsoft technologies and distributes works by industry figures.

  Selected work: Microsoft Manual of Style

• Mustafa Suleyman

  British AI entrepreneur, author of The Coming Wave.

  Selected work: The Coming Wave

• Nadia Eghbal

  Nadia Eghbal, also known as Nadia Asparouhova, is a researcher and writer who examines open-source software and the economics of online creators.

  Selected work: Working in Public

• Nicholas G. Carr

  Nicholas G. Carr is an American journalist and writer whose nonfiction examines technology, business, culture, and society’s relationship with digital tools.

  Selected work: Utopia is Creepy and Other Provocations

• Nick Bostrom

  Philosopher and writer, author of Superintelligence.

  Selected work: Superintelligence

• Ray Kurzweil

  American computer scientist, author and futurist, author of The Singularity Is Near.

  Selected work: The Singularity Is Near

• Ruha Benjamin

  Ruha Benjamin is a sociologist and Princeton professor whose work examines innovation and equity at the intersection of race, justice, and technology.

  Selected work: Race After Technology

• Safiya Umoja Noble

  Author of Algorithms of Oppression.

  Selected work: Algorithms of Oppression

• Sankar K. Pal

  Sankar Kumar Pal is an Indian computer scientist whose research spans machine intelligence, pattern recognition, image processing, and soft computing.

  Selected work: Handbook on soft computing for video surveillance

• Saul Griffith

  Saul Griffith is an Australian-American inventor and renewable electricity advocate who has co-founded several technology enterprises and promotes plans to rapidly decarbonize the economy.

  Selected work: Electrify

• Shoshana Zuboff

  American scholar, author of The Age of Surveillance Capitalism.

  Selected work: The Age of Surveillance Capitalism

• Steven Levy

  American journalist, author of Hackers.

  Selected work: Hackers

• Stuart J. Russell

  Stuart J. Russell is a British computer scientist and Berkeley professor whose work addresses artificial intelligence and its relationship to human objectives.

  Selected work: Human Compatible

• Stuart Russell

  Author of Human Compatible.

  Selected work: Human Compatible

• Taylor Lorenz

  Taylor Lorenz is an American journalist and technology columnist who covers Internet culture and wrote the 2023 book Extremely Online.

  Selected work: Extremely Online

• Tim O'Reilly

  Tim O'Reilly is an Irish-American author and publisher who founded O'Reilly Media and popularised the terms open source and Web 2.0.

  Selected work: WTF

• Tim Wu

  Tim Wu is an American legal scholar whose work examines antitrust, communications policy, and the concentration of power in media and technology industries.

  Selected work: The Master Switch

• Walter Isaacson

  American author and journalist, author of The Innovators.

  Selected work: The Innovators

• Yuval Noah Harari

  Israeli historian and philosopher, author of Nexus.

  Selected work: Nexus