What is it?
Founded by Brian Foo, Foo Humanity AI LLC is a single member AI consulting firm and development studio dedicated to designing software products that align technological progress with human thriving. We partner with organizations to build robust agentic workflows tailored to tackle complex systemic challenges, driving measurable impacts for social and environmental good.
Who am I?
If you are looking for Brian Foo's professional resume, click here.
If you want to understand Brian's passion projects, read on!
Demystifying the Future through Accessible Education
We live in a unique cultural moment. Modern society stands simultaneously amazed by the compounding capabilities of artificial intelligence and profoundly apprehensive of being replaced by them. At Foo Humanity AI, we believe the remedy to this cultural dread is accessibility, education, and play.
To bridge this gap, a primary directive of my current work is building interactive tools and games engineered to support educators and enhance public literacy in the maths, sciences, engineering, and AI. By leveraging immersive visual storytelling and game design, we (my agents and I) peel back the black box of machine learning and other complex topics—turning intimidating technical concepts into highly intuitive, engaging, and empowering human experiences.
Learn more about my ML Arcade passion project!
Supporting non-profits and small businesses
We also dedicate time to fractional and pro bono work for non-profits and small businesses, helping them scale their impact through AI tools and agent-assisted infrastructure. For these organizations, this often means automating the menial, time-consuming tasks that stall growth, freeing them to focus on their core mission.
Additionally, we find solutions for applying AI tools to support organizations creatively, which serve as deeply mutual learning opportunities. For instance, we recently piloted interactive AI mathematics tools at Harbor House Ministries in Oakland, CA, and are designing upcoming AI technology workshops for K-5 students.