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Michael Albada is a computer scientist and writer based in Sonoma County, California. He currently works at Microsoft, applying AI to cybersecurity. Previously, he worked on large-scale machine learning and deep learning models for geospatial intelligence at Uber, and in natural language processing at ServiceNow. His book, Building Applications with AI Agents, is scheduled for be released in 2025. He enjoys learning about new technical challenges and is open to collaboration opportunities.

Fayaz Rafin is a software engineer based in Toronto, Canada, originally from Dhaka, Bangladesh. He is currently a Computer Engineering student at York University. Fayaz has experience as a Software Engineer at TD Securities, Dorayaki Studios, and as a Prompt Engineer at Outlier AI. He also worked as a Software Engineer Intern at Radar. His background combines hardware and software expertise, allowing him to approach problems with both hardware and software solutions in mind. He enjoys exploring Toronto, outdoor adventures, gaming, and connecting with others.

Ran Ding is a software engineer, former physicist, and lifelong learner. He currently works at OpenAI on its multimodal effort. Previously, he led machine learning and product efforts at Instagram, Threads, Meta GenAI, AWS AI, and startups. He received his PhD from UW and commercialized his research through a semiconductor chip design startup Elenion. He holds 9 US patents and published more than 80 papers. Outside of work, he enjoys reading, taking photos, playing cello, practicing BJJ, and tinkering with mechanical keyboards.

Brady Salz, also known as b$, makes things that beep, buzz, transmit, receive, light up, dim down, rotate, translate, encode, and decode. He enjoys working with hardware. Brady lives in San Francisco, CA and previously worked on satellites at Astranis for 8 years. He has degrees from the University of Illinois and worked with the Integrated Circuits and Systems Group under Professor Pavan Hanumolu in grad school, where he made a chip and wrote a paper.

Simon Ashley is the Managing Director at gotripod.com and a fractional CTO. He enjoys solving tricky problems and works with both the technical and business aspects of growing businesses. He builds functional systems and has experience running dev teams and helping founders scale. Simon has worked in startups, regulated environments, and IoT, learning when to build, buy, or rethink approaches. He shares his insights on leading teams, making decisions, and handling scaling challenges on his blog. He is based in the UK and values good communication.

Kexin Li is a tech enthusiast who tells short jokes occasionally. She works with data at Zensurance and spends time counting seagulls at seagullcounting.club. She is also involved with magical.bingo and startn0w.com. Kexin is based in Toronto, CA.

Paule Patterson III is the creator of Every Human's Journey (EHJ) and founder of Stigma Marketing & Development. Grounded in recovery and honest psychology, EHJ blends Jungian psychology, the Hero's Journey, and Cognitive Behavioral Theory. Paule's work draws from years of lived experience, therapeutic frameworks, and group work. He has a background in ministry, psychology, recovery work, curriculum design, and organizational development. EHJ is a project of Stigma Marketing & Development, based in Missoula, MT.

Hong-Sheng Huang is a researcher from Taiwan who enjoys writing and exploring new ideas. He is interested in self-improvement, technology, and literature. He describes himself as a member of Generation Z, a highly sensitive person, and a graduate student. He enjoys reading, writing calligraphy, painting, and playing piano. He believes in the power of literature and hopes to be a useful person.

Artur Azevedo is a web designer and digital entrepreneur based in Portugal. He helps create websites with WordPress. He also has a portfolio, blog, and podcast.

Jenny Leidig is a software tinkerer, retro technology enthusiast, and strange sounds advocate. Her portfolio highlights her love for computing technology through hardware and software-based projects, many of which involve retro computing technology. She aims to convey the intimate and communal nature of older technology, emphasizing its role as a bridge between people. Jenny believes the essence of the intersection of art and technology is the sense of community it brings, and she strives to embody this through her work, whether by hosting platforms for sharing ideas, providing resources, or designing interactive experiences.

Sparsh Mathur is a student at BITS Pilani, completing a dual undergraduate program in Physics and Electrical Engineering. Growing up in Bangalore, India, Sparsh is passionate about questions that encourage different perspectives. He enjoys reading and re-reading, with interests including physics, epistemology, and artificial life. He draws inspiration from thinkers like David Deutsch and Karl Popper. Sparsh is open to collaborations and discussions.