Haley is a researcher and operator focused on building new epistemic institutions designed to be responsive to the rate of technological change. At Antikythera, she helps lead a global research consortium exploring the evolution of intelligence through philosophy, computation, and design, producing prototypes, foresight media, and new models for technological and institutional development.
Her work bridges systems design, institutional architecture, crisis response, and research and development, translating speculative design into practical interventions. As part of Curative’s founding team, she helped grow a 20-person startup into a 7,000-person public-health operation, overseeing the deployment of 36 million COVID-19 tests and 2 million vaccinations. The adaptive infrastructure she designed—including mobile vax vans and testing kiosks—received national recognition and led to her appointment as an advisor to the World Health Organization’s COVAX program.
She has collaborated with federal, state, and local governments, as well as high-growth startups, to design and implement infrastructure at scale. She was previously a researcher with Reid Hoffman, working on institution-building in the age of AI, and a Research Fellow in The Terraforming at the Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design, which explored the design of future urban systems and technological infrastructure.