15 records

Organisations

Institutions, publishers and companies.

• Incubator for Artificial IntelligenceUnverifieddraftA unit inside the UK government building AI products for the civil service, including tools for legislative drafting and consultation analysis.
• John Wiley & SonsUnverifieddraftA publisher of academic and professional titles, and the publisher of the second edition of Brain of the Firm.
• Leiden UniversityUnverifieddraftThe Dutch university founded in 1575, cited in the essay as a post-printing institution built for secular credentialing.
• METRUnverifieddraftA research organisation evaluating the autonomous capabilities of AI systems, and the source of the essay's time-horizon figures.
• MicrosoftUnverifieddraftThe technology company where the author worked before entering government.
• MIT PressUnverifieddraftThe publishing house of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the publisher of the scholarly accounts of both Cybersyn and OGAS.
• MIT Technology ReviewUnverifieddraftA technology magazine published by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, cited twice in the essay.
• OASIS OpenUnverifieddraftA standards body publishing open specifications for structured information, including Akoma Ntoso for legal documents.
• Oxford University PressUnverifieddraftThe publishing house of the University of Oxford, and publisher of Moyle's translation of the Institutes.
• Royal College of PhysiciansUnverifieddraftThe body that licensed medical practice in England from 1518, and one of the essay's examples of an institution built to solve for credibility after printing.
• The National ArchivesUnverifieddraftThe UK government's official archive and publisher of record, which operates legislation.gov.uk and Find Case Law.
• The Royal SocietyUnverifieddraftThe English learned society founded in 1660, and publisher of the Philosophical Transactions.
• Tony Blair Institute for Global ChangeUnverifieddraftA not-for-profit institute advising governments on policy and technology, including digital government and AI adoption.
• xAIUnverifieddraftThe company behind Grok, and the party the essay names as the one actually held responsible for it. Acquired by SpaceX in February 2026.
• Yale University PressUnverifieddraftThe publishing house of Yale University, and the publisher of both Scott titles held in this collection.