Curious how AI is changing the way software is built? Want to explore it hands-on, guided by the researchers who work on it every day?
Constructor Tech and Constructor Labs, together with Constructor University, invite you to Student Labs: a 2-month educational research program for BSc and MSc students.
This edition is dedicated to Constructor Fabric, a shared AI and software platform. Fabric brings together reusable building blocks, common infrastructure and AI agents that help design, build and test software.
AI-native software platforms are one of the fastest-growing fields in tech, and few students get to study one from the inside. Student Labs gives you that chance. You explore open research questions on a platform in active development, learn current research methods, and build skills that are in high demand in industry and academia.
🔬 What you can research
AI that builds software
Domain-specific languages (DSL): how a formal language can describe software components so that AI can generate and regenerate them from specifications
Neurosymbolic models: combining neural networks with logic and rules, so that AI-generated code can be checked, not just produced
Rule extraction and fine-tuning: how to extract rules and knowledge from existing code and use them to adapt language models
World models: how AI systems build an internal model of their environment to understand, plan and predi