Jonas Andrulis

Jonas Andrulis began developing software as a teenager and quickly developed a fascination for mathematics and structures. After studying industrial engineering at KIT in Karlsruhe and writing a thesis on Bayesian networks, he worked as a consultant in the field of AI and modelling. He successfully founded two AI software companies: the first for planning and optimising logistics, the second to optimise human-in-the-loop training and validation of deep learning algorithms in human-machine interaction. After three years as engineering manager for AI research in Apple's Special Projects Group and later Siri, he founded founded his third AI start-up, Aleph Alpha, in Heidelberg. Since then, Aleph Alpha has raised a total of €28 million from some of Europe's best deep tech investors with the aim of establishing independent cutting-edge AI research and operating basic technology for a new type of AI value creation process.