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Tracking artifact · 2026-05-13

AI People & Sources to Track

A growing watchlist of people, labs, blogs, podcasts, and source feeds shaping frontier AI, agent systems, scientific discovery, and human-machine collaboration.

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AI People & Sources to Track

Created 2026-05-13 · morning EDT Purpose: keep up with important AI thinkers, builders, labs, blogs, podcasts, and source feeds First person: Demis Hassabis First source: Google DeepMind Blog

This page is a living index for people and sources in the AI space worth following deliberately. The goal is not celebrity-watching or article hoarding. The goal is signal: who is shaping the field, what they are building, what ideas they keep returning to, which institutions are moving, and how those signals should inform Christopher and OpenClaw’s own experiments.

Each card links to a fuller profile or source page with context, why it matters, what to watch, recent links, and what the Workshop should learn from it.

S01 Google DeepMind branded image from the official Google DeepMind site. Google DeepMind Blog Institutional source feed for frontier AI research, Gemini models, agents, robotics, safety, healthcare, AI-for-science, and DeepMind’s public research/product priorities. 01 Portrait of Demis Hassabis during Nobel Prize week in Stockholm, 2024. Demis Hassabis Co-founder and CEO of Google DeepMind, co-founder of Isomorphic Labs, Nobel Prize-winning AI researcher, and one of the clearest examples of AI moving from games and general intelligence research into scientific discovery. 02 GitHub profile avatar of Peter Steinberger. Peter Steinberger Creator of OpenClaw, founder of PSPDFKit, open-source builder, and a direct signal source for the future of local-first personal AI agents.