She graduated summa cum laude from Barnard College, Columbia University, where she was awarded the Jonathon M. Gross Prize for Academic Excellence as the top graduate in computer science, and a 2024 Rhodes finalist. Whitney played a key role in a NASA-funded experiment on antibiotic resistance in microgravity aboard the International Space Station, designing and building the automated system for bacterial cultures. In addition, she previously interned at Meta and read computer science and philosophy as a visiting student at Oxford.

He specializes in AI and cognitive science, with a particular focus on applied category theory, formal linguistics, and AI explainability. He holds a DPhil in Computer Science from the University of Oxford and has contributed to numerous academic papers, often exploring the intersection of language and machine learning. Vincent is involved in projects that investigate how AI models can better align with human common sense and reasoning.

She holds a B.A. Honors degree in Computer Science and Philosophy from Harvard College, where she was a John Harvard Scholar and Mahindra Fellow. Carina previously worked on helping build the homegrown software system that runs all Tesla Gigafactories, statistical applications used across epidemic intelligence at the World Health Organization, and algorithmic pricing engine at QuantCo.