AI For Tomorrow

Our Mission

Shaping the Future of Artificial Intelligence

AI4tomorrow is a nonprofit organization dedicated to building the next generation of safe, scalable, and sustainable artificial intelligence.

We democratize and accelerate AI innovation through engineering and research excellence, forging pathways for the next generation of AI leaders, researchers, and practitioners.

Through our partnerships with leading institutions, we're working to ensure that today's systems are ready for tomorrow's challenges.

Our team supports and provides technical expertise for the highest impact projects across all layers of the artificial intelligence stack, from fundamental research to systems infrastructure and applications.

See the latest challenges we're tackling here.

Our History

From Dorm Rooms to Global Impact

AI4tomorrow was started in casual dorm-room conversations and extra-curricular hacking at the University of Pennsylvania in 2024 between close friends. Since then, we have formalized our organization, expanding our partnerships and team post-graduation.

Today, we are a 100% volunteer team of engineers and researchers at leading institutions with broad interests across AI safety, sustainability, applications, and research.

Our Background

Meet Our Leadership

Andy Liu

Co-Founder, Executive Director

Andy obtained his undergraduate degrees in electrical engineering and business from the the University of Pennsylvania's Jerome Fisher Program in Management & Technology. His professional background spans roles at Google and DeepMind, and he currently works on neural networks for trading in NYC. His broader research interests focus on developing efficient, scalable AI systems.

Matthew Dong

Co-Founder

Matthew graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with degrees in Computer Science and Operations, and currently works as a quantitative trader in NYC. He has a longstanding interest in technology education and utilizing technology for social good. His past experiences include researching AI applications in medical imaging and health inequity along with leading student teams to build software solutions for nonprofits at Hack4Impact Penn.