Stanford professor targets $1 billion valuation for AI-for-Physiology Startup
- Apr 26
- 1 min read
BLOOMBERG — Zou has spent nearly 10 years at Stanford as an associate professor of biomedical data science, computer science and electrical engineering. His lab published research earlier this year on what would be Human Intelligence’s first physiology foundation model, which claims to predict disease based on a single night of sleep — years before symptoms may arise.
Human Intelligence, which is positioning itself as a frontier lab, also plans to partner with Bryan Johnson’s neurotech company Kernel, which has developed a wearable headset to measure and record neural activity.
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