This book is a community effort. We are grateful to everyone who has helped shape it -- through writing, development, and support.
Quality, review, and AI policy¶
Quality is our first priority. Every chapter passes through three stages before we consider it stable: an initial draft, peer review by domain experts, and continuous revision as the field moves.
Human authorship is what makes that work. Our policy on AI is simple:[1]
Chapters originate with a human idea. The arguments a chapter makes, and its framing, come from its named authors.
LLM outputs are never a source. Claims are backed by citations, and those citations are the source of truth.
Every LLM-assisted passage is reviewed and edited by a human for accuracy and precision before it reaches you.
Writing¶
Petrut Antoniu Bogdan -- Innatera
William Chapman -- Sandia National Laboratories
Ramashish Gaurav -- Virginia Tech, USA
Gaspard Goupy -- Université de Lyon
Alexander Hadjiivanov -- Netherlands eScience Center
Assel Kembay -- University of California, Santa Cruz
Jens Egholm Pedersen -- Technical University of Denmark
Andrew Rowley -- University of Manchester
Amirreza Yousefzadeh -- University of Twente
Technical development¶
Jens Egholm Pedersen -- Technical University of Denmark
Alexander Hadjiivanov -- Netherlands eScience Center
Jose-Antonio Rodriguez-Assalone -- Fenix
Support¶
Jason Eshraghian -- University of California, Santa Cruz
Michael Furlong -- National Research Council of Canada
We were inspired to write this down by Hank Green’s AI policy for his own work, published in August 2026.