Humans in the Machine Age Maggie Vo and Everett Katigbak

Maggie Vo

Maggie Vo is the Head of Education at Anthropic, leading the creation and dissemination of technical educational information on AI for developers, researchers, and the general public. An illustrator and published creative writer with a Folklore and Ethnography degree from Harvard, Maggie brings an interdisciplinary perspective to discussing and developing AI systems that blends technical innovation with cultural understanding and creative expression.

Everett Katigbak

Everett Katigbak, Creative Director at Anthropic, helps emerging companies develop authentic brand narratives, drawing from his diverse experience at the J. Paul Getty Museum, Stripe Press, and as a documentary filmmaker. Beyond his work shaping narrative strategies in AI and technology, he documents everyday life in San Francisco through writing and photography.

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