FRONTIERS is a research circle pushing the limits of knowledge and epistemology. We are a small, interdisciplinary peer group meeting monthly in London, asking what it would actually take to model, forecast, and navigate human behaviour across contexts, timescales, and populations. If you've read Asimov's Foundation, you might recognise this as 'Psychohistory'.

We treat this as two halves of one science. One is human: how beliefs form, how people move in aggregate, and how acting on a forecast reshapes the world that forecast predicted. The other is artificial: the agent networks that now reason, decide, and transact on our behalf. Understanding both means building the foundations for forecasting behaviour across populations, modelling interventions before making them, and supporting better collective decision-making under uncertainty.

The group spans causal inference, decision theory, cognitive and behavioural science, forecasting, human-computer interaction, and data infrastructure. We are deliberately small to build a high-trust environment where every voice counts. If you are working at the intersection of these fields and want to be involved, email us. We would love to hear from you.