Jasmine Sun
Jasmine Sun is an independent writer and podcaster based in San Francisco who covers AI and Silicon Valley culture, an approach she describes as an "anthropology of disruption." She publishes essays on her Substack newsletter and contributes to publications including The Atlantic and The New York Times. She previously worked as a product manager at Substack, where she led core product teams, and has also worked on AI policy at Mozilla and Schmidt Futures.
“Jasmine Sun was at this line, somebody sent in about like the skyscrapers popping up like mushrooms.”
Source→“One of the ways that you can understand how a lot of Chinese young people are really feeling is by looking at the internet memes because it's kind of an acceptable and non-threatening funnel for these like very real concerns.”
Source→“My thought process is fairly simple, which was that I'd spent long enough at Substack that I felt I could get another product job within a year if the writing thing didn't work out.”
Source→“My thought process is fairly simple, which was that I'd spent long enough at Substack that I felt I could get another product job within a year if the writing thing didn't work out.”
Source→“systematic monitoring of Chinese internet meme cycles — via aggregators like 'Chinese Doom Scroll' that Jasmine mentions”
Source→AI-extracted from podcast / newsletter / paper summaries. May contain errors.