ABOUT / MIND37
Room for
the unexpected.
We explore how human ingenuity and artificial intelligence can advance science, engineering, and the world we share.
A broad horizon.
Mind37 is an independent deep technology company dedicated to research and development. Our interests cross disciplines, from artificial intelligence and mathematics to biological systems and engineering.
Individual projects give these interests a concrete form. Artificial Life is one current exploration: a collection of simulations investigating lifelike behavior and living machines. Our research identity leaves room for other questions, fields, and approaches.
Knowledge moves
through sharing.
We believe an open, transparent approach to knowledge can help more people participate in discovery. Open source collaboration is central to our vision of making advanced tools and insights more accessible.
Our ambition is to apply these capabilities to work that benefits people: improving well-being, understanding our environment, and expanding scientific exploration. That ambition guides the questions we choose to pursue.
Why Mind37?
“Mind” draws inspiration from the Minds in Iain M. Banks’ Culture series: a vision of advanced intelligence with the capacity to support human flourishing.
“37” refers to AlphaGo’s celebrated Move 37 in its match against Lee Sedol, an unexpected move that became a symbol of the creative possibilities of artificial intelligence.
Together, they express our interest in intelligence that opens new possibilities and in putting those possibilities to good use.
Bill Parker founded Mind37. He is a software architect and AI practitioner who has spent more than thirty years building large-scale systems, and more than twenty on artificial intelligence, especially agents, simulation, and turning mathematical ideas into software you can run.
He also built Neuralocity, a generative catalog of drug-like molecules for early discovery, and Gradient Biotech, a reproducible workspace for research across biology and medicine. Mind37 is the open studio those interests share: experiments in living systems, computational worlds, and physical ones.