AI BriefingGoodfire Launches $1 Million Research Grant Program for AI Interpretability
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Goodfire has launched a grant program offering up to $1 million in free Silico access to AI interpretability researchers.
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Goodfire has launched a $1 million research grant program supporting academic researchers, non-profits, and independent researchers in the fields of AI interpretability, alignment, and life sciences.
This grant provides free access to Silico, Goodfire's AI interpretability agent and compute resources.
The application process is as follows:
- Submit a research proposal: Prepare and submit a 1–2 page research proposal outlining how you plan to use Silico.
- Interview: Selected applicants will participate in an interview with the Goodfire team.
- Access: Upon final selection, all costs for using Silico are fully covered.
Goodfire will review applications on a rolling basis and notify applicants of the results via email.
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