Emergent Ventures winners, 58th cohort

Emergent Ventures, a fellowship program by the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, announced its 58th cohort of winners, including Jethro Elsden to study the UK's regulatory structure using AI, Gabe Sekeres from Cornell to explore letting AI run an economy, and Oliver Pryce from Cambridge for work on mathematics, AI, and a unified representation of geometry and physics.

Emergent Ventures winners, 58th cohort Jethro Elsden https://www.linkedin.com/in/jethro-elsden-427b5959/ , London area, to study the regulatory structure of the UK using AI. Paula Benedetti https://cairnproject.org/ambassadors/paula-benedetti , Buenos Aires, marine biology work in Brazil. Nyida Gyal https://www.linkedin.com/in/nyida-gyal-524820303/ , 17, northern Virginia, AI and data. Gabe Sekeres https://gabesekeres.com/ , Cornell, what if an economist just lets AI run?, Ollie Payne https://olli.vision/ , NYC, Future Aesthetics Foundation. Jacob Watson-Howland https://www.jacobwatsonhowland.com/ , London, podcast on science and progress. Cameron Monroe https://jcameronmonroe.com/ , UC Santa Cruz, archaeology in Ghana. Björn O. Öste https://bjornoste.com/ , archaeology and Peru. Oliver Pryce https://www.linkedin.com/in/oliver-pryce-597747376/ , Cambridge, mathematics, AI and a unified representation of geometry and physics. Demetre Tsiklauri https://www.linkedin.com/in/demetre-tsiklauri-823162379/ , Tblisi, 16, general career support, building a student network in Georgia. Shannon Wong https://www.linkedin.com/in/shannon-wong-7b1367243/ , Paris/Antarctica, general career support. Lydia Farnham https://science.works/about/ , London, matching donors and projects.