One year into Accessible Intelligence, we’re reflecting on how our lives—and our relationships with AI—have shifted since launching the podcast.
The Accessible Intelligence crew is BACK to discuss:
My move to New York, work at Notion, and growing a Stripe Press progress book club
Hill’s first weeks at Harvard Law School and progress on Scaffold, a critical-thinking tool
Austin Nellessen’s transition into academic research and why he now uses AI less in his daily work.
We also explore who actually is shaping the direction of AI, the value of a shared reading community of curious thinkers, and why thinking broadly about progress may be more useful than thinking about AI alone.
Want to get involved? Come meet me on my first book club tour!
🌉 10/9/26: SF: https://luma.com/t9tt883y
⭕️ 10/16/26 CBUS:3 https://luma.com/ygnuu82w
🦞 10/23/26 BOS: https://luma.com/cwncsiw1
🗽 10/30/26 NY: https://luma.com/s4gngpug
🏛️ 11/6/26 DC: https://luma.com/p90ynx53
Accessible Intelligence is our podcast about AI, progress, and figuring out life from a young, non-expert perspective. To learn more about our work, visit our parent page.
