Hi! I’m Juli (pronounced who-li, but I’m not picky). I’m a Senior Design Editor of A.I. Initiatives at the New York Times. We use machine learning to uncover data patterns, and make journalism more accessible—not to write articles but to report otherwise impossible-to-find stories. I also draw, and my cartoons have appeared in The New Yorker.

I’m interested in connecting people with art and stories. I’ve done this through book publishing, writing, infographics, drawing, and thoughtful use of emerging technologies. I founded Cita Press, a publisher of open-access books, in 2017. Alongside a small but mighty team and Educopia, we raised ≈$1M to create digital readers, eBooks, and ensure Cita remains free for everyone. I’m very proud this work; you should check it out.

I’m an affiliate at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society. When I was a fellow there in 2022, I studied the history of image manipulation, from darkroom to GenAI. Previously, I wrote a book about art and artists (in Spanish), was invited to a bunch of podcasts, gave some talks, and worked for art museums.

Talk to me about jokes, memes, the literary line between poor memory and fiction, taking baths, crying at the movies, sunset or Times New Roman. Online: Insta, Ex Twit, Threads, Arena, Email. Offline: I’m around!