2005–2026
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Aneesh Sathe

Aneesh Sathe

I work at the intersection of AI, data science, and biomedical R&D — mostly on systems that help scientists turn messy biological and clinical data into clearer decisions.

Currently VP of AI & Data Science at Qureator; before that I co-founded Qritive, an AI pathology company. I write with the Protocol Institute on World Machines.

This site is where I write about technology, books, leadership, music, family, startups, and whatever else I'm trying to understand.

Short notes and microblog posts.

  • Would we be really happy if it were an AI that we sent out into the universe and it made first contact with other intelligences? Would we count that as first contact? Certainly it’s difficult to think …

  • In the age of AI, evolutionary theory will become a critical cultural and business theory. This is because evolution is concerned with observed life. Life is essentially information that folds upon …

  • Contraptions Book Club # August book is Darwin’s Dangerous Idea — Evolution, and the Meanings of Life by Daniel C. Dennett Starting the August book, past 2 months have been software development and …

  • Had Chitale pedas after what feels like years. Is there a more perfect Indian sweet? I say not.

  • It is a strange happiness to really grasp the differences between the words prediction and anticipation. That there is a difference at all. When I sought to understand the difference I anticipated …

Longer, more developed essays.

  • 21 Jul 2026
    On Thickets, Enclosure, and LeavingWorld Machines

    Back to Liveness

    8 min read
  • 19 Jul 2026
    The Birth of ThicketsWorld Machines

    An Interregnum in Space

    11 min read
  • 3 Jul 2026
    The Ocean

    Wound up at the beach today. A proper San Diego beach. Unlike Carlsbad beaches, San Diego beaches tend to be a bit cropped but they are always livelier. This …

    2 min read
  • 12 May 2026
    Not My LeverWorld Machines

    The Last Container

    12 min read
  • 25 Apr 2026
    The Lightening of IntentWorld Machines

    Why Execution Got Cheap and Intent Got Live

    16 min read

Essays in the World Machines collection.

  • 21 Jul 2026
    On Thickets, Enclosure, and Leaving

    Back to Liveness

  • 19 Jul 2026
    The Birth of Thickets

    An Interregnum in Space

  • 12 May 2026
    Not My Lever

    The Last Container

  • 25 Apr 2026
    The Lightening of Intent

    Why Execution Got Cheap and Intent Got Live

Links out, with commentary.

  • 27 Jul 2026
    Em dashes are fucking amazing psychotechnology.substack.com

    Bookmarked: Em dashes are fucking amazing Working with AI helped me actually learn punctuation because clarity makes better prompts. Reading em-dashes in text …

  • 25 Jul 2026
    You don’t have to blog like me danq.me

    Bookmarked: You don’t have to blog like me Nice post. When exiting the platforms the habit of posting for internet points is strong. This is a reminder that you …

  • 25 Jul 2026
    India's first privately developed rocket reaches orbit on dramatic debut launch arstechnica.com

    Bookmarked: https://arstechnica.com/space/2026/07/indias-first-privately-developed-rocket-reaches-orbit-on-dramatic-debut-launch/ Very cool for any team to get …

  • 24 Jul 2026
    Hadley Wickham on AI and its role in data science open.substack.com

    Bookmarked: https://open.substack.com/pub/tidydesign/p/y-code-when-ai The wonderful Hadley Wickham gives his overview on how and why to use AI in Data Science …

  • 25 Nov 2025
    much love to everybody

    xkcd published this wonderful piece: https://xkcd.com/3172/ want to feel old?

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