At Arc Institute, I look for individuals who think about science outside of the lab, have completed end-to-end projects, and possess the grit to see things through to completion.

At Arc Institute, we are focused on applying high-throughput scalable technologies to understand multi-system interactions, particularly at the neuro-immune interface.

The goal is to have an Archie on every engineering team in major industrial companies, focusing on enhancing productivity rather than just selling software tools.

Alpha School exemplifies a new educational model where AI tutors deliver personalized instruction, allowing students to engage in self-directed projects.

Our company thrives on a mix of curiosity-driven engineers and mission-driven individuals, creating a dynamic environment focused on solving complex problems in autonomy.

I prefer the term 'engineering' over 'research' because engineering is about building and creating, while research can often be more abstract. I want XAI to be a company focused on practical applications rather than just a lab.

The differences between academia and industry are often overstated; both operate within overlapping distributions today, although they have fundamentally different incentives that drive their behaviors.

At Anthropic, we embrace a bottoms-up approach to creativity, allowing for more innovative product development close to the model's capabilities.

The goal for Archie is to start at the level of an entry-level engineer and progressively learn from real-world data to improve its expertise over time.