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Eric Ho

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Founded Goodfire

Eric Ho is the co-founder and CEO of Goodfire. In supplied coverage, Goodfire is described as developing tools that use AI to interpret the internal structures and mechanisms of neural networks by extracting and analyzing hidden representations. The supplied evidence identifies him in connection with Goodfire’s work on neural network interpretability, but it does not provide supported details about his earlier career path.

Updated 10 September 2026

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Goodfire Silico launches interpretability platform and publishes neural geometry research for AI model analysis and control Product launch

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