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Hong-Sheng Huang is a researcher from Taiwan who enjoys writing and exploring new ideas. He is interested in self-improvement, technology, and literature. He describes himself as a member of Generation Z, a highly sensitive person, and a graduate student. He enjoys reading, writing calligraphy, painting, and playing piano. He believes in the power of literature and hopes to be a useful person.

Artur Azevedo is a web designer and digital entrepreneur based in Portugal. He helps create websites with WordPress. He also has a portfolio, blog, and podcast.

Jenny Leidig is a software tinkerer, retro technology enthusiast, and strange sounds advocate. Her portfolio highlights her love for computing technology through hardware and software-based projects, many of which involve retro computing technology. She aims to convey the intimate and communal nature of older technology, emphasizing its role as a bridge between people. Jenny believes the essence of the intersection of art and technology is the sense of community it brings, and she strives to embody this through her work, whether by hosting platforms for sharing ideas, providing resources, or designing interactive experiences.

Sparsh Mathur is a student at BITS Pilani, completing a dual undergraduate program in Physics and Electrical Engineering. Growing up in Bangalore, India, Sparsh is passionate about questions that encourage different perspectives. He enjoys reading and re-reading, with interests including physics, epistemology, and artificial life. He draws inspiration from thinkers like David Deutsch and Karl Popper. Sparsh is open to collaborations and discussions.

Richard Li is involved in Data Science at UCLA. He also has a portfolio available for viewing and shares jokes.

Japheth is the author behind PewPewHuzzah, a website featuring stories of "serious make-believe." Japheth writes science fiction and fantasy, including the dystopian science-fantasy serial, "Janie and The Gray." Other works include "The Three-Beast of Mooregardia," "Diary of Zeke," and stand-alone stories exploring dark fantasy and psychological themes.

Sabine Harnau is a neuroqueer bilingual writer, linguist, and expat. She identifies as an anticapitalist conversion rate optimizer, voracious reader, early adopter, teacher, and certified "total geek". Sabine is also a note maker, ambiguity tolerator and recovering minimalist. She writes poetry, short stories, and essays. She has a personal newsletter where she shares her thoughts, poems, mini essays, rants, and questions. She also has a German version of her newsletter.

Sophia Duan is a builder of mostly hardware projects based in Ontario, Canada. She enjoys creating PCBs, building mechanical projects, coding websites, organizing hackathons, and rock climbing. She has worked on projects such as Endev, a system to illuminate/monitor an Ender 3, and JPEG, Ottawa's largest all-girls game jam. She is currently building DEPOT17.

Adam Porkolab is a Hungarian author of science fiction, horror, and dark literary fiction. He works as a software developer and holds a PhD in linguistics. His fiction explores the friction between system and freedom, the dissolving boundary between body and machine, and the weight of memory, faith, and protocol. He lives in Pécs, Hungary, with his wife and son. He previously published extensively in Hungary under the pen name Andrew Pierce Ashfield.

Pavel Piuro is a Full-Stack Developer and Software Engineer.