Cohort Year 2023-2024

Amy Winecoff is an AI governance fellow at the Center for Democracy & Technology, where she focuses on establishing and promoting best practices in governing AI systems. Previously, she was a fellow at Princeton University's Center for Information Technology Policy, where she examined how cultural, organizational, and institutional factors shape emerging AI and blockchain companies. Amy has hands-on experience as a data scientist in the tech industry, where she built and deployed recommender systems for e-commerce. She obtained her Ph.D. in Psychology and Neuroscience from Duke University, where her research explored human emotion and social decision-making. @aawinecoff on Twitter. amywinecoff on LinkedIn

Megan Shahi is the director of Technology Policy at American Progress. She has extensive experience across the U.S. public and private sectors and has spent…

Sara is a technology critic and industry analyst. Her intersectional career covering data, privacy, and tech policy bridges industry, policy, and academia. She is currently…

Hannah is a postdoctoral researcher at the Center for Social Media and Politics (CSMaP) at New York University. She received my Ph.D. in May 2022…

Eleanor Tursman is an Emerging Technologies Researcher at The Aspen Institute, where they work at the intersection of novel technologies, public education, and public policy.…

Ranjit Singh is a senior researcher at Data & Society, focused on qualitative research for the Algorithmic Impact Methods Lab (AIMLab). With a particular focus…

Caroline Sinders is an award winning critical designer, researcher, and artist. They’re the founder of human rights and design lab, Convocation Research + Design. For…

Dr. Eadon (she/her) obtained her MLIS and PhD in Information Studies from UCLA. Her dissertation, titled “‘They Are the Conspiracy Theorists, Not I:’ Mapping the…