About Haart AI
A precise AI firm founded by Miriam Haart. Small by design, founder-led, accountable in production.
Built like the work demands
Haart AI exists because the institutions that matter most are the hardest to change. Family groups, political movements, heritage manufacturers, universities: places where the work is specific, the standards are high, and generic software does not survive contact.
We keep the firm small so every engagement is led by the people whose names are on it. Around that core sits a network of senior specialists in engineering, research, and design, engaged per mandate. You get the depth of a large team and the accountability of a small one.
Miriam Haart
Miriam Haart is a technologist, author, and founder of Haart AI. She started coding at 13, became an AI engineer in Silicon Valley at 17, and earned her engineering degree from Stanford University, where at 19 she became the youngest lecturer in the history of the Computer Science department.
She exited her first startup during university and went on to lead an enterprise AI company. Her TED talk, "The SITT Test: Are You Really Thinking Freely?", and her work on stage and screen have built an audience of over 400,000 people.
Three commitments
Founder-led
Every engagement is led personally by the founder. The name on the firm is the name in the room, from the first conversation to production.
Specific over generic
We build around what makes your institution unusual: its data, its craft, its standards. That is where the advantage is.
Accountable in production
Strategy that never ships is theater. We stay until the system works in the real world and your people own it.