Nabeel S. Qureshi

• Reflections on Palantir
• The Serendipity Machine (Notes on Using Twitter)
• Notes on Puzzles
• Moral AI (for WIRED)
• Principles
• Advice That Actually Worked For Me
• How To Understand Things
• Video Games are the Future of Education
• Notes On Karl Popper
• How To Sell 

• Newsletter, usually every month or two.

• Dialectic (with Jackson Dahl), on everything
• Lenny Rachitsky, on Palantir
• Ian Leslie, on Principles
  
• Better Known, with Ivan Wise
• Literature with Henry Oliver
  
• Dan Schulz, on movies, career, etc.
  

• Compounding Intelligence: Adapting to the AI Revolution, written as a Visiting Fellow at Mercatus.
• I worked with NIH, academia & clinical centers to create the largest medical dataset in the world for researchers. (Link)
  
• I built Emergent Ventures Winners: Semantic search over every Emergent Ventures grantee. (Github has the data + code).
  
• A fun iPython adventure into computational genomics: Analyzing the SARS-CoV-2 Genome
  

• I live in Brooklyn, New York City.
  
• I grew up in England, and I’ve previously lived in SF and DC, as well as a one-year stint in France, and most recently spent a year fully nomadic. 
• I studied Philosophy, Politics, and Economics at the University of Oxford, specializing in Development Economics, Derek Parfit's philosophy, and the later philosophy of Wittgenstein.
  
• I interned at the Bank of England in the summer of ‘08 (!) which was a dramatic introduction to central banking, quantitative easing, and financial crises.
• I led various public health projects with US federal agencies as an Enterprise Lead at Palantir Technologies, with experience in machine learning in the biosciences, public health during the COVID-19 response, and applied AI in drug discovery. 
• I was also a founding employee and Vice President of Business Development at GoCardless, a Y Combinator (S11) funded company headquartered in London, now one of Europe’s biggest financial technology unicorns.