Michael Levitt
Nobel Laureate, Advisory Board Chairman
With decades of groundbreaking contributions to science and technology, Dr. Michael Levitt brings a global perspective to the ethical and practical challenges of AI and system security. Renowned for his ability to bridge deep scientific inquiry with real-world impact, he engages regularly with institutions, governments, and innovators on how to ensure advanced technologies serve humanity with integrity and trust.
To advance the responsible use of science and technology in service of humanity, with a focus on ethical AI, global security, and the protection of life-critical systems.
Michael Levitt, Ph.D., is a Nobel Prize-winning biophysicist and a pioneer in the field of computational biology. Awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2013 for his groundbreaking work on the development of multiscale models for complex chemical systems, Dr. Levitt has helped lay the foundation for modern structural biology and advanced drug discovery.
As a Professor of Structural Biology at Stanford University, he has spent decades advancing our understanding of molecular interactions using computational methods, long before the era of AI and machine learning. His research has contributed to fundamental breakthroughs in protein folding, genomics, and personalized medicine.
At TripleID, Dr. Levitt serves as our Advisory Board Chairman, offering strategic guidance at the intersection of AI, ethics, and system security. His lifelong commitment to scientific integrity and societal impact aligns with our mission to build trustworthy, verifiable digital systems that protect human life, especially in high-stakes environments like autonomous mobility, defense, and healthcare.
Dr. Levitt’s voice is also influential in global discussions on the responsible development of AI. His presence on our leadership team reflects TripleID’s dedication to combining world-class scientific rigor with real-world application in AI-driven infrastructure.