Dayhoff
Open-source AI agents for biological research, bioinformatics, computational biology, and public health.
Our fellows develop higher-tier capacities through real projects. The projects serve the mission. The mission is not the projects. Each project below is named for the human capacities it develops — the tiers that AI cannot supply — not just for what it builds.
Tiers refer to the Irreducibly Human framework. Learn more at irreducibly.xyz
Open-source AI agents for biological research, bioinformatics, computational biology, and public health.
Open-source agents for marketing and branding, providing a framework for data-driven advertising intelligence.
AI agents for music, with a research platform exploring Spotify algorithm dynamics and record label history.
Educational experiment using specialized AI agents for finance to analyze the investment landscape.
AI agents for computational skepticism, DevOps, and AI ops, including assertion verification that scans claims and flags suspect ones for expert review.
AI-driven spectroscopy and wastewater-based epidemiology for public health surveillance.
Adaptive AI-powered learning platform with multi-armed bandit pedagogy engine.
Homes of Hope +1 is an eight-week AI+1 literacy and job-readiness bootcamp for girls in Hyderabad, India, developed by Humanitarians AI.
AI-generated songs and videos that activate the embodied and social mechanisms of language acquisition.
A Humanitarians AI for Good initiative built in partnership with a Loon Conservatory, whose first playable educational prototype is A Loon’s Lake, a four-chapter game.
Job tools and agentic AI for OPT job search transparency and efficiency.
A Humanitarians AI jobs project.
Fellows work on these projects while developing the judgment, causal reasoning, and collaborative synthesis that AI cannot replicate. The portfolio is evidence. The capacities are the product.