Neal Khosla is a visionary entrepreneur and AI researcher, deeply committed to leveraging technology to revolutionize healthcare delivery and accessibility.
Founder and CEO of Curai Health, a venture-backed virtual care startup using AI to provide low-cost primary care. The company aims to make healthcare more accurate, trustworthy, relevant, and actionable through its proprietary AI and Machine Learning platform.
Founder of Koko, another venture-backed health tech company.
Machine Learning researcher at Google Research.
Machine Learning researcher at Stanford, specializing in Computer Science and Mathematics.
Went through the Y Combinator program, an accelerator for startups.
Partner at Dorm Room Fund, an investment fund backed by First Round Capital, supporting student-run startups.
Partner at Graduate Fund, an investment fund backed by First Round Capital, supporting emerging businesses.
Worked/consulted for the professional sports team, applying quantitative and analytical lenses to understand the game.
Worked/consulted for the professional sports team, applying quantitative and analytical lenses to understand the game.
Provided guidance on how to design Machine Learning projects for Weights and Biases (Spring 2019 cohort).
Published articles and discussed insights on digital health and the future of healthcare.
Authored articles on digital health challenges and entrepreneurship.
Neal Khosla is the CEO and founder of Curai, a venture-backed health tech company focused on making quality healthcare accessible to everyone through artificial intelligence. His work at Curai emphasizes building a scalable system that addresses modern healthcare challenges by improving the cost-effectiveness and delivery of care. Prior to founding Curai, Khosla’s expertise in AI and Machine Learning was cultivated through his time as a Machine Learning researcher at Google and Stanford. This background laid the foundation for his data-driven approach to decision-making and his belief in the transformative power of AI.
Khosla’s entrepreneurial journey extends beyond Curai; he also founded Koko, another venture-backed health tech company. His efforts have consistently focused on bridging the gap between technological advancements and their application in the physical world, particularly within the healthcare sector. He has also been involved in the venture capital ecosystem, having completed the Y Combinator program and served as a partner at Dorm Room Fund and Graduate Fund, both supported by First Round Capital. In these roles, he provided support and guidance to emerging tech initiatives.
His career highlights include significant contributions to health tech entrepreneurship and a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities within the healthcare system. Khosla has been an outspoken critic of the slow pace of digital health adoption and has advocated for systemic changes, including policy shifts and innovative business models, to accelerate progress. He has published research in the Journal of Sports Management and provided guidance on designing Machine Learning projects, further showcasing his diverse expertise and analytical approach.
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