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Can these communicators change the world’s understanding of AI Safety?
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The Frame Fellowship is back for round two! In just about 10 days we'll have a brand-new cohort of 14 awesome content creators, storytellers, marketers, YouTubers, tiktokers- educating the world on AI safety through social media.
Frame 2.0 received hundreds of applications from award-winning filmmakers, investigative video journalists, AI Safety professors, former UN staff, Adobe professionals- all transitioning to make compelling content that reaches millions of people.
Somethings we looked for included exceptional communication ability, agency and passion for content, strong backgrounds/expertise, past AI safety engagement, distinct content styles, and how much they'd benefit from being part of the fellowship in San Francisco- all of which are important factors in determining the next big communicators for the space.
Fellows will be participating in a 10-week intensive in-person program in San Francisco- going through mentor workshops, optimized structure for making better content, networking with relevant creators, researchers, and funders, while having access to funding and other production resources. The goal of the program is to build capacity for credible communicators that use social media to educate people about relevant AI topics. Each fellow participates in one of two tracks-
The cohort runs 10 weeks from Sept 7th to Nov 15th. Come meet our fellows at the Frame Launch Party on September 11th- REGISTER HERE
More ways to engage are described at the bottom of this post. And now-
Two-time Cannes Lions winner & Webby winner reaching over 88 million people. Directed campaigns for Nike, NatGeo, Southwest and many more. She ran her own production company for eight years, leading teams of up to 45 across the US, UK, and India, and has a feature documentary forthcoming on PBS.
At Frame, she will work with Humans in Control to build story-first content and build a grassroots movement of parents, workers, veterans towards better AI.
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Responsible AI leader and professor teaching AI Ethics at CUNY and Responsible AI Design at ELISAVA. Cornell Global Democracy Fellow researching democratic backsliding and AI in national security. Previously, Head of AI Research at Sapien, and Aspen Technology Policy Fellow. Her platform translates dense socio-technical research into accessible short-form video.
At Frame, she will work with Apart Research to bring its hackathons and AI safety research to the audiences that need them.
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Video journalist and producer at BBC and CNN, drawing tens of millions of views. He previously analyzed AI-enabled threats as a trust and safety expert at ZeroFox. Ex- United Nations. He wants to cover incident-based investigative storytelling on synthetic media, AI-enabled fraud, institutional over-reliance, and public trust.
At Frame, he will launch an incident-driven investigative channel that shows the public what AI harm actually looks like, case by case.
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Founder of EO, one of the world's most influential media companies with over 1 million subscribers and 120 million views. His interviews with world-class founders reach mainstream audiences from Seoul to Silicon Valley. EO's videos have shaped how a generation in Korea and beyond interacts with technology.
At Frame, he will produce an interview series spotlighting the researchers and builders inside AI safety whose stories have never reached a mainstream audience.
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Former CNBC correspondent covering startups, venture capital, and tech reaching millions. She spent a decade turning fragmented signals from researchers, founders, and policymakers into stories that resonate with mainstream audiences. Ex-NBC , NextShark.
At Frame, she will work with Andon Labs to build a flagship video franchise and a repeatable editorial system that turns AI experiments into public stories.
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Co-founded Struthless Studios, now with 1 million subscribers, and co-founded Step One, now a publicly listed company. Previously his content has passed 100 million views and 4 million hours watched. He has also worked with Samsung, Gatorade, Nintendo, Universal Music, and Adult Swim. Now, he goes in-front of the camera to cover AI, cryptography, and privacy.
At Frame, he's making How To Save World: each episode takes one potential apocalypse- from bioweapons to  surveillance control to rogue superintelligence- and goes looking for the people trying to build the cure.
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Data scientist and growth operator who scaled a venture-backed creator platform from 15,000 to 100,000 monthly users and to $1M ARR in under a year. She creates and writes about cybernetics, affective computing, and how AI is reshaping human emotion. Prev-HBO, Accenture Labs, Research Fellow at Plurality Institute.
At Frame, she embeds with MATS to build a growth and content engine that widens its pipeline of elite AI safety talent.
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Campaign strategist at Irreplaceable, which originated from the Center for AI safety as a cross-partisan grassroots movement on AI. Previously he helped build the Sunrise Movement as its public narrative lead, co-writing viral ads and training hundreds of spokespeople.
At Frame, he will build the Human Intelligence show- taking AI's biggest questions to strangers on the streets of San Francisco. The Humans in New York for AI safety.
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CEO and reality-TV producer at Neocast, a pro-human broadcast in the age of AI. Multi-time founder with a marketing and product background spanning Apple, Netflix, HubSpot, and other unicorn startups. Previously, At his media agency he built Launch vidoes for the fastest growing startups. He left everything to focus on building a new show on AI and its societal impacts.
At Frame, he will launch 10 Humans vs AI and make AI's hardest questions mainstream entertainment for gen Z.
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AI product manager turned creator with a decade of building in AI and 50k followers across platforms. Her channel, Sara in WonderTech, turns AI research papers and topics on AGI, RSI, post-labor economics into content everyday people actually watch.
At Frame, she will work with the Center for AI safety to translate AI safety research into content that informs the masses.
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Software engineer leaving Oracle to build the 3Blue1Brown of AI safety. His background spans ML Research at Canadian Defence and security network, and teaching university CS and Math courses at USC. Now he creates technical explainers unpack interpretability, grokking, and how AI models actually think.
At Frame, he will create technical long-form videos and become AI safety's go-to technical explainer.
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Award winning investigative journalist with decades of experience across The New York Times, The Intercept, PBS, A&E, VICE, Fusion, CNN, MTV etc. Previous work covers police violence and institutional culture. He is also a Guest Lecturer at UC Berkeley.
At Frame, he will work with The Midas Project to create a video journalism engine that turns frontier-AI accountability stories into millions of views.
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PhD in AI from UCL, where he hosted the Steering AI podcast and built the AI Centre's safety community. His fact-first explainers, including his breakout video on emergent misalignment, help viewers separate evidence from opinion.
At Frame, he will scale his content and packaging to explain AI safety concepts to the world.
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Belgian filmmaker and creator of A Happier World Youtube channel, earning multi-year institutional funding for its science-backed videos on the world's biggest problems, and he has appeared on Belgian national radio. Now he wants to cover both misalignment and misuse through story-driven short form built on classic narrative structure.
At Frame, he will build short-form and long-form content on AI safety topics.
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Finally, shoutout to our newest hire Helen Tsim joining as program manager! We're still looking for a Head of Growth, Community Lead, and more Ops people- reachout to [my first name] [at] framefellowship [dot] com with your resume and some relevant info!Â
