Summary
Alex Baranski is a PhD student at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology developing a theory of general intelligence grounded in enumerating cognitive graphs to generate arbitrary behavior. With nine years of experience spanning academic research and applied ML roles—from Stanford’s Angelo Lab to AI work at 4th Law—he blends rigorous mathematics, neuroscience, and machine learning. He holds a mathematics BA from the University of Chicago and applies formal thinking to build computational tools that support experimental labs. Curious and interdisciplinary, Alex pairs theoretical ambition with hands-on implementation experience, and his recent preprint outlines a provocative, formal approach to intelligence that bridges theory and practice.
9 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy, Cybernetics and Artificial Intelligence, Doctor of Philosophy, Cybernetics and Artificial Intelligence at Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology
Bachelor’s Degree, Mathematics, Bachelor’s Degree, Mathematics at The University of Chicago
English