Goodfire Launches $1M Research Grant Program for AI Interpretability (1 minute read)

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Goodfire has launched a $1 million research grant program to support academic and nonprofit researchers working on AI interpretability, providing free access to their Silico tool and compute resources.

Goodfire has announced a $1M research grant program that will provide free access to Silico, its frontier AI research and interpretability platform.
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# Goodfire Research Grants Source: [https://www.goodfire.com/grants](https://www.goodfire.com/grants) FOR ACADEMIC & NONPROFIT RESEARCHERS ## Apply for a grant We are offering up to $1M total in grants of free Silico usage for select academic labs, nonprofits, and individual researchers working on AI interpretability, alignment, and life sciences\. Looking to use Silico access for your enterprise?[Get a demo instead](https://www.goodfire.com/request-demo) 01 / APPLY Tell us about your research agenda Share one to two pages describing your research agenda and how Silico can help\. 02 / INTERVIEW Talk to the Goodfire team Selected applicants will meet with the Goodfire team before grants are awarded\. 03 / ACCESS Research with Silico Your grant covers free usage of Silico, including both our interpretability agent and compute\.

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