We fund research, share our work, and show up for students where we live first. Research universities, technology colleges, business schools and community colleges: the places raising the next generation of thinkers and builders.
🤫 is a public-benefit project, funded today by one American citizen as research and development given to America. That kind of work has always started on campus, with people who chose to teach. We partner with universities to fund the field, not to take from it, and to help the smartest, hardest-working students in America and around the world build things that matter.
Turning a person's attention, time and preferences into a private agent they own: one that manages their information and context across every agent that wants to know them, and only with their consent.
Computer security and privacy, systems, machine learning, human-computer interaction, and technology policy.
Long-horizon investing research: owning great, cash-generating businesses for decades, disciplined quantitative strategies, and results measured honestly.
Computational finance, applied mathematics, statistics, economics, and finance.
The compute a private agent runs on, owned by the person or the business it serves, from a phone to a machine in the garage.
Computer architecture, distributed systems, and energy-efficient machine learning.
Asset management here means research. Nothing on this page is an investment product, an offer, or investment advice.
Agent systems, on-device models, and trustworthy design.
Agentic personal knowledge and the infrastructure behind personal and business agents.
Agent systems, on-device models, and trustworthy design.
Privacy-preserving machine learning and multilingual language technology.
Super intelligence infrastructure: personal supercomputing for everyone.
Human-centered AI, privacy and data policy, and applied cryptography.
Personal information management, quantitative finance, and personal supercomputing infrastructure.
Privacy law and policy, secure systems, and confidential computing.
Consent-first personal agents, security and privacy, and quantitative finance.
How to work with us at WashingtonThe students we would love to meet, and what they would work on. We never publish a student's name.
You study how systems earn trust: consent protocols, tracking, secure agents. You would work on the private AI infrastructure questions above.
You build models and the systems they run on. You would work on on-device agents and personal supercomputing.
You care about evidence more than elegance. You would work on permanent asset management and quantitative strategies research, published whatever it shows.
You want to know how a company earns trust instead of buying attention. You would work on going to market, policy, and the product people touch.
Internships and the Garage Residency in Kirkland, paid properly, on work that ships.
Our university research labs take on students for real research. Ask us, and we will make the introduction.
Capstones and student projects on real problems, with mentors who have shipped at scale, and credit that is yours.
🤫 Agent One is free to every American, students included. Your data stays yours.
Funded labs and sponsored research on the hard problems: consent a machine can verify, agents that run on hardware a person owns, and personal supercomputing for everyone.
Real systems, not toy problems. Capstones on the work we actually ship, the Garage Residency in Kirkland, and the hands-on craft that turns an idea into a working machine.
A new kind of company to take apart: going to market, local commerce, and ventures built in the open. Case studies and projects on how a business earns trust instead of buying attention.
Short, practical paths into agentic AI, taught by trainers who came up the same way. The front door we care about most, through the 🤫 Academy we are building.
The deep work, funded properly and published openly.
Showing up, in person, in the places we live.
We never ask a researcher to delay, soften, or bury a finding. If our work fails a test, we want to know, and so should everyone else.
What each side brings, each side keeps. Anything new is worked out in good faith, through the university's own technology transfer office.
Every engagement has to be worth it for a student: mentorship, real data, published work, or a path to a job. Paid work is paid properly.
Anything that touches a joint project is consent-first, with a receipt for every access. That is the whole point of the company.
🤫 Agent One is free to every American, students included. We never sell anyone's data, their attention, or their contacts.
Ways to work together, in order of commitment. Start anywhere. Most great partnerships start with the first.
Coffee at the Garage, a lab visit, a guest lecture, a paper read together. No paperwork.
One team, one real problem, one term. We bring the data, the mentorship, and a letter of recommendation.
A faculty-led project on a question we define together, usually 12 to 18 months, with one or two PhD students.
Funding for one PhD student a year, in an area we both care about.
Several faculty, clear IP terms, and an annual review. This is how our university research labs work today.
One or two faculty with a standing voice in where our research and product go next.
We fund the engineering and the students' time. We never ask for free labour.
Proximity compounds. A student can walk in on a Thursday afternoon, and a professor can visit for the price of a coffee. So we begin in our own neighbourhoods, then go everywhere.
Home of the Kirkland Garage at 1021 5th St W, where the company started. The University of Washington is fifteen minutes away.
A public technical college here in Kirkland, with professional-technical programs and applied bachelor's degrees.
A Redmond institute devoted to computer science, game development, and digital art.
A public college on the Eastside offering associate and bachelor's degrees.
A community college in Bothell that shares its campus with the University of Washington Bothell.
A Jesuit university in Seattle, home to the Albers School of Business and Economics.
Northeastern's Seattle campus, with graduate programs in computing and technology.
Florida has been home to our principal office since April 2026.
A public research university in Tampa, with a campus in St. Petersburg.
A private university in Tampa, home to the Sykes College of Business.
A public college in Pinellas County offering associate and bachelor's degrees.
Home of our research lab at Stony Brook University.
A SUNY college of applied science and technology on Long Island.
A SUNY community college serving Suffolk County.
Where part of our engineering team works, a few hours from our lab at IIT Bombay.
One of India's oldest engineering institutions, now a technological university.
An engineering college focused on computer and information technology.
Pune's public state university.
An Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, devoted to research and teaching in the sciences.
A Pune university whose schools include the Symbiosis Institute of Business Management.
A Pune university known for liberal education, with a school of business.
Home of our UAE Garage in Dubai.
A leading science-and-technology university in the region - engineering, AI, robotics, and advanced research - and the first UAE institution to enter the global top 150.
A global liberal-arts-and-sciences campus with strong computer science and computer engineering, and a master's in interdisciplinary data science and AI.
The UAE's oldest and flagship national university, with broad engineering, computing, and science research across the country's priorities.
A well-regarded university with strong engineering and computer science programs and an international student body.
A large public research university with growing computing, engineering, and applied-AI research.
Described with public information and genuine admiration. Naming a school implies no partnership, affiliation, or endorsement, and each links to its own site as the source of truth. If you would like your school described differently, or not listed at all, write to partners@hushh.ai and we will change it.
Everything we build stands on something somebody taught first. Our faculty directory celebrates the professors of the world's great universities, each with a cited source, and each removable on request.
Your school, what you teach, research, or study, and where on the ladder you would like to start. Faculty, deans, career offices, and students are all welcome.
