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Curtis Forbes, PhD — AI Evaluation and Educational Technology

Curtis Forbes is an Edmonton-based researcher and builder with a PhD in the history and philosophy of science and technology from the University of Toronto. He builds AI evaluation tools and educational technology, including the Edmonton Daily Brief and Champollion, open infrastructure for low-resource machine translation.

Active ventures include Game Day Suits (premium hockey gameday apparel), Siphraya Bespoke (tailoring), Asian manufacturing sourcing and consulting through the SBMA Freeport Zone, and custom software development for SMEs.

Academic work centers on scientific realism and the pragmatic turn in philosophy of science, with publications in Synthese and Metascience, and editorial work for Spontaneous Generations.

Software projects include the Edmonton Daily Brief (an automated daily brief of Edmonton's public record), interactive physics simulations, AI art installations, open translation infrastructure for low-resource languages (Champollion), and private business applications for industrial and agricultural clients.

curtis forbes

doing things with logic.

curtis@forbes:~$ tree
~/
├── cv.pdf ↗the paper form, for filing

# click a path — or type a command. try 'help'.