Emergent Computing

Forging new paths to intelligence

Our Vision

Inspired by physics and complex systems theory, we believe more general intelligence should emerge from simple, interconnected systems capable of compounding into rich, open-ended behavior, rather than relying on narrow surface-level workarounds.

Complex systems visualization representing emergent intelligence patterns

Our Team

Giacomo Bocchese - Founder of Emergent Computing

Giacomo Bocchese

Founder

AI/ML Engineer & Researcher

Nicola Giacobbo - Co-Founder, Research at Emergent Computing

Nicola Giacobbo

Co-Founder, Research

PhD & Postdoc in Astronomy, Software developer

Mattia Fioranzato - Founding Engineer at Emergent Computing

Mattia Fioranzato

Founding Engineer

Full stack developer, AI enthusiast

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Emergent Computing?

Emergent Computing is an AI research lab focused on building models with better reasoning capabilities, inspired by the principles of ALife and Emergence.

What does the lab work on?

The lab currently studies Emergent Models, an alternative machine learning framework based on reasoning over cellular automata substrates. It also investigates the use of evolution strategies to improve LLM reasoning, and more broadly explores unconventional computing and genetic algorithms as foundations for building more capable AI systems.

Can researchers collaborate?

Yes. We welcome conversations with researchers, builders, and aligned organizations interested in collaboration, affiliate roles, or shared experiments.

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