University, Australia
Australian Institute for Machine Learning
Part of University of Adelaide.
Statistics
- People here now
- 3
- People ever
- 4
Our research follows 7,547 researchers, builders, lab leaders and public voices through cited biographies. Missing career records can lower counts. Outdated roles can overstate current counts and change ranks. Publication numbers from OpenAlex, as of 22 October 2026. Career and profile data as of 22 October 2026.
We estimate that 4 people shaping AI have worked at Australian Institute for Machine Learning, including 3 (75%) here now and 1 with a former affiliation. As part of University of Adelaide, Australian Institute for Machine Learning accounts for 4 of its 26 all-time people (15%) and 3 of its 12 current people (25%). Among 3,127 universities, the group is tied for 262nd on current people and tied for 688th on all-time people. Theory, statistics and optimization leads 3 areas of expertise (2 of 4 people with profile topics), and researchers make up 3 of the 3 people here now (100%). Dated work records span from 2018 to 2026. Among the 1 former person with a known current role elsewhere, University of Surrey employs the most today (1).
A summary of current people at Australian Institute for Machine Learning. It shows roles, affiliations, profile topics and birth countries known for 0 people. No birth years are recorded.
Role categories
- Research3
Current affiliations
- Australian Institute for Machine Learning3
Top profile topics
- causal ai1
- causal inference1
- causal representation learning1
- computer vision1
- continual learning1
Birth countries
Known for 0 of 3 people now.
No birth countries are recorded.
Median birth year
No known birth years
Source: People of Superintelligence profiles, current career records and recorded birthplaces, as of 22 October 2026.
Data table
| Measure | Value | People |
|---|---|---|
| Role | Research | 3 |
| Current affiliation | Australian Institute for Machine Learning | 3 |
| Profile topic | causal ai | 1 |
| Profile topic | causal inference | 1 |
| Profile topic | causal representation learning | 1 |
| Profile topic | computer vision | 1 |
| Profile topic | continual learning | 1 |
| Birth country coverage | 0 of 3 people now | 0 |
| Median birth year | No known years | 0 |
Compared with peer universities, Australian Institute for Machine Learning ranks higher on current headcount (tied for 262nd of 3,127) than on all-time headcount (tied for 688th); 3 of its 4 all-time people (75%) hold a current role here. Across work histories (excluding degrees), 4 of the 4 people who have worked at Australian Institute for Machine Learning (100%) also held a work role at another organization, connecting Australian Institute for Machine Learning to 13 peer institutions.
A table compares Australian Institute for Machine Learning with 8827 organizations and 3127 organizations of the same type for current people, people ever and combined h-index where available.
People now
3 people
People ever
4 people
Combined h-index of people now
No confident statistics
Source: People of Superintelligence organization membership and confident OpenAlex statistics, as of 22 October 2026.
Data table
| Measure | Value | All organizations | Same type |
|---|---|---|---|
| People now | 3 | tied for 395th of 8,827 | tied for 262nd of 3,127 |
| People ever | 4 | tied for 1,053rd of 8,827 | tied for 688th of 3,127 |
| Combined h-index of people now | No confident statistics | Not ranked | Not ranked |
People here now
All 3 people with a current role at Australian Institute for Machine Learning are researchers. Earlier in their careers, 3 of the 3 held a work role at another organization, most often at University of Adelaide (2). Outside degrees among current people come most often from Australian National University (2). 3 current people also hold a concurrent affiliation outside Australian Institute for Machine Learning.
People with former affiliations
We record 1 person who formerly worked at Australian Institute for Machine Learning. That person has a recorded current role at University of Surrey.