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The 100 Most Influential People in AI 2026

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“Was super to talk to some of AI's biggest names and to profile a dozen of the 100 who made the list. Read more of my pieces, and all the entries, here! time.com/collection/t...”

“Like every year the Time 100 most influential people in AI has: 1. Too many North Americans. 2. Too many men. 3. Not enough academics. time.com/collection/t...”

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Andy Masley: I’m incredibly honored and grateful to be named one of @time.com's 100 people in AI this year! When I started writing I felt a little crazy as just another guy with an AI blog trying to budge a glo…
Andy Masley: Very grateful to TIME, Coefficient Giving for making it possible for me to write full time, the broader effective altruist network for lots of the mental tools I’ve used in these debates, and most …
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