Juliana Castro Varón draws, writes, makes interactive stories and designs software.
She's the Senior Design Editor of AI Initiatives at the New York Times, the founder of the open access book publisher Cita Press and a humor and cartoons contributor to the New Yorker. Juliana’s interested in the relationship between technology and culture, and the impact artificial intelligence has on creativity. She’s the recipient of a Fulbright Scholarship, a Harvard Fellowship and a Public Knowledge Grant from the Mellon Foundation. Juliana is the author of the essay collection Papel Sensible, published in Spanish by Planeta in 2022. She may or may not be writing another book, this time in English.
