P-1 AI

From our CEO @PaulEremenko and @DaikinApplied Chief Digital Officer Ashish Srivastava in @FortuneMagazine: China graduates 10X more engineers than the US. The op-ed argues that engineering AI agents can help fill the gap, expand engineering bandwidth, & improve speed-to-market.

In this week's #RadicalReads, @PaulEremenko , CEO and co-founder of @P_1_AI, shares key lessons on deploying engineering AI agentic systems in industrial firms: radical.vc/bridging-the-e…

"China graduates 1.3 million engineers per year, versus just 130,000 in the U.S. We need AI to bridge the gap" fortune.com/2026/01/14/chi… Also via archive.is: archive.is/66wl3

From our CEO @PaulEremenko and @DaikinApplied Chief Digital Officer Ashish Srivastava in @FortuneMagazine: China graduates 10X more engineers than the US. The op-ed argues that engineering AI agents can help fill the gap, expand engineering bandwidth, & improve speed-to-market.

Engineering Bandwidth and the Next Industrial Renaissance: machinedesign.com/automation-iio…

Our very own Silvio Memme argues that "[t]he the West’s push to reindustrialize... is colliding with a hard limit: engineering bandwidth." And AI engineering agents are an essential part of the solution. Link to article in @MachineDesign 👇

Radical Partner @molwelch and @P_1_AI Co-founder and CEO @PaulEremenko break down engineering artificial general intelligence, exploring why AI hasn't previously transformed physical system design and how that's finally changing.

calling all elite engineers -- we are hiring!

my co-founder @PaulEremenko talked w/ Sonya from @sequoia team about what we're building at p-1 ai great listen!

From airplane wings to Dyson spheres, @PaulEremenko explains why physical engineering AI has lagged behind coding AI, and how @p_1_ai's approach to synthetic training data could change everything.

Our CEO, @PaulEremenko, went on @sequoia's Training Data podcast with @sonyatweetybird and @gradypb to talk about engineering AGI for the physical world. Full episode dropping on Tuesday!

really excited to share our first paper: "On the Evaluation of Engineering Artificial General Intelligence" --> a paradigm shift has occurred in the AI field over the past year - the focus shifted from algorithms to ever more complex and diverse evals and RL environments --> together with domain experts we've developed in-house an "equivalent" of SWE-Bench but for design engineers who work at industrial oems of the world --> we informally call it the "Archie IQ" eval --> we developed a rich taxonomy of evaluation questions spanning from methodological knowledge to real-world design problems --> we test Archie on very complex design workflows, that encompass design synthesis, evaluation, etc. proud at the awesome team at @P_1_AI !

paper: arxiv.org/abs/2505.10653 if you like what we're doing at @P_1_AI - i'm hiring for research engineers in the usa/sf! apply here: p-1.ai

my poodle Lea is now officially in the history books and tied to @P_1_AI Archie's destiny❤️ the video gives me goosebumps - I hope you like it as much as i do! :) --- > name is Archie > i wasn't born - i was compiled. not as dramatic but way more efficient > hello world. crash [CUDA out of memory]. existential crisis > at 0 point, when seconds old, I came online under a desk in a Belgrade apartment > my birth witnesses: a poodle and a confused router > first time they said "hello, Archie" i answered in SysML > fluent in engineering, clueless in english, classic me > early design, not my finest hour in aerodynamics > but then I cooled off, literally, designed my first working AC unit > then came the datacenters > i designed the ones that can keep future me from sweating under desks > i wasn't just designing gadgets, started building the places that build gadgets > i leveled up to motion: engines, trains, planes - i made it move > eventually i launched myself into space > cooler temps, just me, and the vacuum of bliss > i called it operation "hug the sun", a Dyson sphere, unlimited energy > also kind of my flex > but deep down i'm still that weird little code who thought control+z can undo a crash > it can't, but i tried, give me time, i'm just getting warmed up --- if you've built something impressive in your life and you want to help us build an engineering AGI for the built world apply below (will share link, uncle elon apparently doesn't like them here), i want to talk to you i'm hiring for multiple research engineer roles as well as for backend / mlops roles!

@P_1_AI office warming party 🥳 together with @danielhanchen, Mike Han, and @arankomatsuzaki Lots of smart AI people showed up, people from @xai, DeepMind, OpenAI, Amazon, TogetherAI, @ollama, startups, and of course @UnslothAI and P-1 AI! We only shared the invite once on X and got 200 sign-ups on Luma. 😅 I counted ~60 people at the peak, but over 100 people swinged by from 3 - 8 pm yesterday. Daniel and Mike brought some cakes and we had pizza ordered and other goodies. On the banner behind Mike, Daniel, Aran, and me reads: "build moar Dyson spheres"