Andy Masley
Writer on AI, energy and effective altruism; named to TIME's 100 most influential people in AI.
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- Andy Masley is a full-time writer on AI, policy and related topics, supported by a one-year grant from Coefficient Giving (formerly Open Philanthropy).
- Masley's posts on AI and the environment set common claims, such as data-centre water use, against numbers from public sources.
- TIME named Masley one of its 100 most influential people in AI for the blog.
- Before that Masley ran the effective altruism DC city network for four years and taught high school physics for seven.
Key facts
- Funding
- Grant from Coefficient Giving for one year of public writing on AI, public policy and other topics; not employed by it1
- Recognition
- TIME's 100 most influential people in AI, for the blog1
- Earlier
- Ran the effective altruism DC city network for four years; taught high school physics for seven years, with IB physics lectures on YouTube1
- Education
- Double major in philosophy and physics, Clark University1
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