Brian Zhou

Brian is a Harvard student and entrepreneur. He began his career conducting AI research at institutions such as the DoD, Brookhaven, Harvard, and Dartmouth and taught an advanced statistics course at TJHSST, his alma mater. Previously, Brian spearheaded eAbsentee, which raised $900,000 and enabled thousands to vote by mail. Brian received distinctions as a Masason Fellow and competed for the US National Economics Team and US National Debate Team. He currently serves as a Program Coordinator at the Technology and Entrepreneurship Center at Harvard, where he helps lead courses on startups and technology. Brian founded SPRING, the world's largest student-led think tank. From SPRING, Brian has written AI policy briefs cited by the UK Parliament and commissioned by the Congressional Neuroscience Caucus and the Senate AI Insight Forums, where he also testified.