The wiki
A field guide to the people, organizations, and ideas in our reporting.
Amazon
Amazon’s AI work spans foundation models, cloud infrastructure, custom silicon, consumer assistants, and investments in OpenAI and Anthropic.
AMD
Advanced Micro Devices combines AI accelerators, server CPUs, software and rack-scale systems, with specialized inference silicon added to its acquisition roadmap.
Amelia Wattenberger
Interface designer and developer exploring how AI tools can support human judgment, writing, learning, and software development.
AMI Labs
Advanced Machine Intelligence develops world models for prediction and planning, backed by a $1.03 billion seed round announced in March 2026.
Amir Haghighat
Baseten cofounder and CTO focused on making AI inference fast, scalable, and usable in production.
Amp Code
An AI software-building organization that grew out of Sourcegraph, rebuilt its coding agent around more autonomous work, and separated free software use from paid hosted compute.
AMP PBC
Anjney Midha’s public benefit corporation builds a compute grid to pool AI infrastructure supply and research demand across clouds and chip architectures.
Amp: Build the Agent, Keep the Scaffolding Disposable
How Amp approaches a moving target: model-specific tools, fewer product commitments, deliberate context selection, and fast feedback from tests and human review.
Amplify
A venture capital firm backing technical founders across AI, data infrastructure, developer tools, and digital biology.
Amplitude
A product analytics company whose AI work spans natural-language analysis, behavioral evaluation, monitoring agents, and experimentation.
Anastasios Angelopoulos
Chatbot Arena co-founder whose statistical work helps interpret human preferences in AI evaluation.
Anastasis Germanidis
Runway co-founder and co-CEO working on generative video, creative tools and interactive world models.
Andon Labs
An AI safety evaluation company whose simulated vending businesses grew into physical shops, robotics research, and Pion, a platform for autonomous-business experiments.
Andreas Stuhlmüller
Elicit cofounder and CEO whose research and public writing emphasize making AI reasoning systematic, inspectable, and useful for human decisions.
Andrej Karpathy
AI researcher and educator whose work connects vision and language, practical neural-network engineering, and compact implementations that expose how models work.
Andrew Feldman
Cerebras co-founder and CEO whose work centers on purpose-built AI systems, simpler large-model training, and low-latency inference.
Andrew Hsu
Speak co-founder and CTO working on AI language tutors that combine open conversation with structured teaching.
Andrew Qu
Vercel’s Chief of Software, whose work spans internal data agents, the skills installation CLI and the eve agent framework.
Andrew White
Chemical-engineering researcher and co-founder of FutureHouse and Edison Scientific, credited with designing Kosmos’s scientific world model.
Andy Beam
Lila Sciences’ CTO works on AI for scientific discovery, following earlier work in generative protein design and clinical machine learning.
Andy Konwinski
Co-founder of Laude Institute, Databricks and Perplexity, supporting open AI research and evaluations grounded in real software work.
Anima Anandkumar
Caltech professor whose work on neural operators connects machine learning with continuous physical systems, including global weather forecasting.
Anish Agarwal
Traversal cofounder and causal machine learning researcher working on AI-assisted production incident response and data-driven decision-making.
Anjney Midha
AI investor and AMP founder working on pooled compute, independent research teams, and the infrastructure needed to turn model capabilities into useful output.
Ankur Goyal
Braintrust founder whose work connects AI evaluation, developer workflows and production observability.
Anshul
Codeium builder and writer on AI product economics, developer experience, and enterprise infrastructure.
Answer.ai
Jeremy Howard and Eric Ries’s practical AI R&D company, working on accessible model adaptation, encoder research, and tools for building applications.
Answer.AI’s small-team bet: reuse models, remove friction, build better tools
Continuous training, self-directed research and a simpler application stack underpin the ambition to build thousands of useful products with roughly 12 people.
Anthropic
The company behind Claude combines model development with alignment and interpretability research, coding tools, agent infrastructure, and evolving safeguards.
Antje Barth
AI educator and AWS developer advocate whose work spans hands-on LLM training and public explanations of cloud-scale agents.
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