Kelsey Piper is a Senior Writer at various platforms including RealClearMarkets and Vox. She focuses on a diverse array of topics within business and economics, education management, and artificial intelligence, often exploring the intersection of educational technology and societal impacts. Kelsey has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News and The Chronicle.
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Kelsey Piper's articles cover a wide range of themes, with a significant focus on scientific topics and ethical considerations. Her coverage also includes cultural and societal issues. Given her varied interests, she may be interested in expert commentary from individuals who can provide unique insights into the intersection of science, ethics, and society.
Pitches to Kelsey could include experts who have data-driven analysis or legal expertise related to scientific discoveries or technological advancements. Additionally, individuals with firsthand knowledge or experience in the fields of artificial intelligence, Nobel Prize-winning research, Giving Tuesday initiatives and ethical considerations would likely capture her attention.
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The doomsday advice industrial complex
The replication crisis changed the social sciences — except for ed research
AI only needs 150 words to identify me. What does that mean for you?
This is what independent media can do
Ed Zitron vs. reality
Bleeding heart liberals should be really upset about murder
We're all sick of pandemics. That's a terrible reason to mishandle outbreaks
Let's get fake studies out of the conversation about self-driving cars
The gamification of school
“Her laugh is as bright as zinc” and other bad metaphors
