Frankenstein’s Legacy
As the editorial director for the Frankenstein’s Legacy book project, I managed the comprehensive editorial and design processes, ensuring the final product was delivered on time and on budget. I conducted in-depth conversations with the four panelists—Jeffrey Bigham, David Danks, Barry Luokkala, and Molly Wright Steenson—exploring artificial intelligence, machine learning, and their societal impacts. I developed a streamlined editorial process that allowed narrators to collaborate with me on transcript editing, significantly reducing production time. Managing this process also involved overseeing freelance designers who created the cover and coordinating production to have books ready for the panel launch featuring the four narrators.
Frankenstein’s Legacy: Four Conversations about Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and the Modern World represents a collaboration between Carnegie Mellon University’s ETC Press, dSHARP, and CMU Libraries, in partnership with the Alumni Association’s CMUThink program. The book emerged from the university-wide bicentennial celebration of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein,” specifically from the “Frankenstein 200: Perils and Potential” panel hosted by Digital Scholarship Strategist Rikk Mulligan.
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