Neal Khosla is a prominent entrepreneur, computer scientist, and mathematician with a passion for using technology to improve people's health and wellbeing. Khosla started his career as a resident computer consultant at Stanford University while still completing his bachelor's degree in mathematics and computer science. Afterward, he interned with Google and Jawbone, where he worked on data science and software engineering projects. Khosla also gained experience as a football operations intern at the San Francisco 49ers and an investment team member of Dorm Room Fund.

However, Khosla's most notable endeavors have been his start-ups: Curai and Koko. Khosla co-founded Koko, a mental health community, and chatbot start-up, which amassed over 2 million users before being acquired by Sanvello Health in 2019. Shortly after, Khosla co-founded Curai, a healthcare AI start-up on a mission to transform primary care. Khosla used his background in mathematics and computer science to develop AI models that could diagnose a range of diseases and conditions, making healthcare more accessible and affordable.

Khosla's dedication to technology and healthcare has earned him recognition as a respected innovator and entrepreneur. He demonstrates his commitment to making positive changes globally through his work with companies like Curai and Koko. Even with his numerous accomplishments, Khosla measures his success on what his eight-year-old and eighty-year-old self would think.