A computer scientist finds a critical vulnerability in theClipper Chip.
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And we owe it all to computer scientist Katie Bouman.
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To the computer scientist Leslie Valiant, "machine learning" is redundant.
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Giulio Prisco is a futurist, theoretical physicist, and computer scientist.
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As a computer scientist, I know where this is going.
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About $12.86 billion, calculates a computer scientist based in Zurich.
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"I'm afraid," said Bernt Klein, a computer scientist in Germany.
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The computer scientist envisioned the network that inspired the internet.
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In 2017, Spotify hired François Pachet, a computer scientist and composer.
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As AI evolves, the role of the computer scientist is changing.
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As a computer scientist, she could understand the nominal use case.
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He's a serial entrepreneur and educator, a computer scientist and inventor.
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Other recipients are a physicist, computer scientist, and a few architects.
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He's also an acclaimed computer scientist and cofounder of MIPS Technologies.
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It is now called Grace Hopper College after the computer scientist.
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Ray Kurzweil is an American author, computer scientist, inventor and futurist.
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The Justice Department also contacted American activist and computer scientist, Jason Katz.
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But no electronic system is foolproof, warns Diego Aranha, a computer scientist.
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The groom, also 30, is a computer scientist in Mountain View, Calif.
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An activist and computer scientist living in Canada, Bangi seized the moment.
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Consider what computer scientist Gusz Eiben is doing at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
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We explore the wafer-thin constructions of Japanese computer scientist Jun Mitani.
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The latest robotic prophecy comes from Rice University computer scientist Moshe Vardi.
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His mother retired as a computer scientist at the University of Texas.
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They're named after Charles Darwin and the pioneering computer scientist Grace Hopper.
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Hailing from Lyon, France, Mondot is a juggler, artist, and computer scientist.
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And Su's study involved University of North Carolina computer scientist Martin Styner.
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I believe that every girl has the potential to be a computer scientist.
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The defendant in the lawsuit is an Australian computer scientist named Craig Wright.
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But that's not exactly true, as computer scientist John Tromp revealed last week.
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" Split attention, computer scientist and mathematician Margaret Wright agreed, is "incompatible with creativity.
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Alan Turing, the famous computer scientist, proposed this thing called the Turing Test.
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GANs were first introduced in 2014 by computer scientist Ian Goodfellow and colleagues.
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"Many people think machines are not biased," Princeton computer scientist Aylin Caliskan says.
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British computer scientist Alan Turing is widely known as a pioneering computer scientist and for cracking secret Nazi code during World War Two, but it turns out he is pretty under-appreciated for his talents as an electronic music producer.
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I am the computer scientist behind the first-ever image of a black hole.
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He is being backed by Robert Mercer, a computer scientist and hedge fund chieftain.
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Ike is fine, the 64-year-old Yale computer scientist assures me, simply stunned.
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Ian Webster, a computer scientist, launched the current Ancient Earth site in July 2018.
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The computer scientist Alan Kay did not have a role in the video's development.
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His father is a computer scientist at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center in Newport.
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It is led by Jack Dongarra, a computer scientist at the University of Tennessee.
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The quirky, soft-spoken computer scientist co-founded Google with Sergey Brin in 1998.
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Preoccupations I'm a millennial computer scientist who also writes books and runs a blog.
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"It's not only for race," says computer scientist Zhenhua Feng of the University of Surrey.
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LAST year Artur Filipowicz, a computer scientist at Princeton University, had a stop-sign problem.
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IN DECEMBER 1989 Guido van Rossum, a Dutch computer scientist, set himself a Christmas project.
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I then linked with Deena Engel, a computer scientist, to establish the Arts Archive Initiative.
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Source: Kurtis Productions Tom Kiernan is a former computer scientist who was with the FBI.
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One of the leading ancient font designers is mathematician, computer scientist, and classicist George Douros.
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A computer scientist, she joined Microsoft, the company that her future husband cofounded, in 153.
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Wholesome, Midwestern Wayne, computer scientist, he of the kindest smile and most generous bar tips.
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Vassilis Kostakos, a computer scientist at Oulu University in Finland, says one answer is cash.
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Growing up in Romania with two computer scientist parents, Doina Precup hated hearing about computers.
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Next, a long-haired computer scientist named Patrick Deegan demonstrated one of the idea's applications.
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I was a computer scientist there, so all of my degrees are in computer science.
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As a computer scientist, I fear a system that creates ever-concentrating centers of power.
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Ms. Buolamwini, a young African-American computer scientist, experienced the bias of facial recognition firsthand.
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My dad had gone to M.I.T. My mom was a computer scientist from Boston University.
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An obituary on Saturday about the computer scientist Lawrence Tesler misstated his mother's maiden name.
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The University of Michigan computer scientist J. Alex Halderman posted an extensive explanation on Wednesday.
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I'm a computer scientist in New York and Jonathan is an educational developer in Philadelphia.
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Jeff Bezos was a computer scientist on Wall Street before launching Amazon at age 31.
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Jaron Lanier, a computer scientist/musician/artist/writer, popularized the term "virtual reality," in 10003.
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The bridegroom's father was as a computer scientist at Maxtor Corporation in San Jose, Calif.
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"They wanted their intellectual life," said Andrew Herbert, her friend and a fellow computer scientist.
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Apple touted an endorsement from Aaron Roth, a computer scientist who specializes in differential privacy.
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So Father Durkin, this Jesuit priest, connected me with the one computer scientist on campus.
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Left: MIT computer scientist Katie Bouman w/stacks of hard drives of black hole image data.
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Its author, a computer scientist and chess expert named David Levy, takes the most panglossian view.
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In 2017, computer scientist Aditi Kamal pitched Ramdev the idea of an Indian-made messaging app.
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"When we use the web, we are so vulnerable," said the 51-year-old computer scientist.
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She began her career in 1997 at J.P. Morgan in New York as a computer scientist.
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Computer scientist and author Sue Black's fiancé Paul sent her an encrypted proposal on Feb. 29.
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"Security is extremely, extremely hard," said Barbara Simons, an electronic voting security expert and computer scientist.
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The lab is run by a forty-three-year-old computer scientist named Alexei A. Efros.
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"As a computer scientist, it's not clear to me which is the correct view," said Venkatasubramanian.
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If only Ben Blum, a gloriously good writer and former computer scientist, were so easily convinced.
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In January, 2015, the computer scientist Sebastian Thrun became fascinated by a conundrum in medical diagnostics.
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It was founded in 2013 by two former National Security Agency officials and a computer scientist.
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He's a Yale computer scientist, "anti-intellectual," and critic of academia is reportedly in the running.
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"I view those things as bugs as a computer scientist, so if you are manipulating the information and then our system is not doing a good enough job of properly ranking it ... as a computer scientist, I can tell you, this stuff can be detected," says Schmidt.
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Anita Borg was a pioneering computer scientist, and the institute promotes women's involvement in the technology industry.
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Hoel's ideas do not impress Scott Aaronson, a theoretical computer scientist at the University of Texas, Austin.
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Kathleen Fisher, a computer scientist at Tufts University, leads the High-Assurance Cyber Military Systems (HACMS) project.
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She shared the following XKCD webcomic, which she said speaks to life as a female computer scientist.
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In fact, [computer scientist Alan] Turing said we would have to expect the machines to take control.
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Computer scientist Steve Omohundro says that deep learning neural networks "are the most exciting" recent scientific developments.
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Yoshua Bengio, a computer scientist at the University of Montreal, calls this kind of processing artificial intuition.
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Hodgson worked with computer scientist Frederic Maire, of the Queensland University of Technology, to automate the process.
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Lanier, the computer scientist, argues that we should demand payments for data that companies collect from us.
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As a star computer scientist, she had lots of job offers, but she turned them all down.
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Whether you're a computer scientist that ... Harvard just debuted an ethics and computer science course this semester.
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"We humans are not just pattern recognizers," Dileep George, a computer scientist who cofounded Vicarious, tells me.
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A computer scientist and successful entrepreneur, he has been Theranos's president and chief operating officer since 2009.
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Intelligent software applications will become commonplace, said Jeff Dean, a computer scientist who oversees Google's A.I. development.
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Net worth:£26.1 billion Age: 43 Soviet-born computer scientist Brin is the co-founder of Google.
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The 57-year-old computer scientist, musician and writer has been christened the father of virtual reality.
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The rankings were revealed in a research paper published by Trinity College Dublin computer scientist Doug Leith.
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Hillis himself is a computer scientist and inventor, an early pioneer in the field of parallel computing.
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A brilliant computer scientist, he helped transform the financial industry through the innovative use of trading algorithms.
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Sergio Riveros, 35, a computer scientist in Santiago, Chile, said that a low profile might not help.
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Another MIT researcher, computer scientist Richard Stallman, resigned in September 2019 after making comments about Epstein's victims.
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In 1973 a Japanese computer scientist named Takeo Kanade made a major leap in facial-recognition technology.
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In 2009, Google cofounder Larry Page tapped computer scientist Sebastian Thrun to build a self-driving car.
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This question was studied by British computer scientist Neil Davies for Ofcom, the U.K.'s FCC, in 2015.
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David AuerbachWriter, computer scientist and former software engineer at Google and MicrosoftAbsurdity is the mark of the human.
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They'll also receive valuable instruction on how to think like a computer scientist when approaching tasks and challenges.
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For weeks, computer scientist Siwei Lyu had watched his team's deepfake videos with a gnawing sense of unease.
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The computer scientist and Stanford professor did pioneering work in artificial intelligence and helped invent self-driving cars.
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The big picture: Slack hired Noah Weiss, a computer scientist from Stanford, to spearhead the effort in 2016.
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D.E. Shaw was founded by computer scientist David Shaw and once employed Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon.
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Craig Steven Wright, an Australian computer scientist, claimed that he was "Satoshi Nakamoto", the reclusive creator of bitcoin.
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A computer scientist and a composer have restored an ancient recording of the first ever computer-generated music.
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The term "smart contracts" was coined in 1994 by Nick Szabo, an American computer scientist and legal scholar.
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"Mathematical precision is like a knob you can turn," said Krishna V. Palem, a Rice University computer scientist.
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The writer, a computer scientist, is chief executive of a Silicon Valley tech company specializing in STEM education.
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Alan Turing, the pioneering British computer scientist, was chemically castrated by his government for being gay in 1952.
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Matt Blaze, a computer scientist who has testified in Congress about the importance of encryption, echoed Stepanovich's thoughts.
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In 24, the computer scientist David Gedye had an idea that could only originate at a cocktail party.
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Tim Berners-Lee's mom is the computer scientist there and she teaches her son, he makes the web.
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Right: MIT computer scientist Margaret Hamilton w/the code she wrote that helped put a man on the moon.
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" Computer scientist Alexander Rudnicky of Carnegie Mellon says, "The voice assistant isn't a child or someone hard of hearing.
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I became a computer scientist through internships at Facebook, working with startups, and doing research at labs at MIT.
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"The default assumption is that everything is vulnerable," says Robert Watson, a computer scientist at the University of Cambridge.
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"The attackers only have to find one weakness," says Kathleen Fisher, a computer scientist at Tufts University in Massachusetts.
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A former computer scientist, Lu explains the CRISPR technology as a pretty direct corollary to writing code for software.
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She received her PhD a decade earlier at Cornell, under the guidance of pioneering theoretical computer scientist John Hopcroft.
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Publications floated many names like computer scientist Hal Finney (who died in 2014) or the Bitcoin Foundation's developer Andresen.
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On Saturday, Marijn Heule, a computer scientist at the University of Texas, Austin, found one with just 874 vertices.
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A computer scientist and Donald Trump agree: Paper is the safest and simplest solution to prevent a hacked election.
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Vladimir Voevodsky, a groundbreaking computer scientist and mathematician, died in his home in Princeton, New Jersey on Sept. 30.
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All this has led to a remarkable little book, published late last year with Robert Berwick, a computer scientist.
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And, since Armstrong is a real computer scientist, although the data and experiment are fake the methods is solid.
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Niu Fuzhi, an aspiring computer scientist at Harbin University of Commerce, had high hopes when she enrolled in 2014.
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For half a century, the Stanford computer scientist Donald Knuth has been the spirit guide of the algorithmic realm.
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Vint Cerf, the American computer scientist widely credited with co-creating the internet, has tested positive for COVID-19.
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Along with fellow computer scientist Bob Kahn, the 76-year-old created the protocols fundamental to the modern internet.
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Princeton computer scientist Nick Feamster points to last year's hack of Clinton campaign manager John Podesta as an example.
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One points to a "Precision Eclipse Computation" page designed by mathematician and computer scientist Stephen Wolfram of Wolfram Research.
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Three years later, the computer scientist Ivan Sutherland built what is regarded as the first computerized head-mounted display.
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Joshua Kroll, a computer scientist and postdoctoral scholar at the School of Information at UC Berkeley, independently verified the results.
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She narrowed the list down to five women: Margaret Hamilton, a computer scientist who developed software for the Apollo missions.
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Flies do the opposite, says study co-author Saket Navlakha, a computer scientist at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies.
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Wiping the server "forestalls any forensic investigation at all," said Richard DeMillo, a Georgia Tech computer scientist following the case.
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Cryptocurrencies are unlikely ever to achieve mass adoption, says Nicholas Weaver, a computer scientist at the University of California, Berkeley.
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"As a computer scientist I am extremely certain that it is an essential technology for the Heaven project," he says.
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Conversely, in 2016 Craig Wright, an Australian computer scientist, explicitly claimed that he was the man everyone was looking for.
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"I would put the odds at almost a certainty," says computer scientist Severin Kacianka of the Technical University of Munich.
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"I don't see any sign that we're close to a singularity," said Ernest Davis, a New York University computer scientist.
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"Shortly after, the human era will be ended," Vernor Vinge, a computer scientist and science fiction author, wrote in 1993.
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Aaron Saunders, a computer scientist and owner of a mobile app development business, opened the Inclusive Innovation Incubator in 2017.
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James Denaro, a computer scientist and attorney who founded the firm CipherLaw, said that many sites have similarly-worded disclaimers.
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A paper published by Sergei Skorobogatov, a computer scientist at Cambridge University, proves that they were right to be sceptical.
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I'm a computer scientist, and I worked at Microsoft for nine years, so my background is computer science and economics.
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"The comprehensiveness is important here, spanning the entire history of Twitter," said Jon Kleinberg, a computer scientist at Cornell University.
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Along with fellow computer scientist Bob Kahn, Cerf wrote the protocols that would lay the groundwork for the modern internet.
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Mr. Parrish is an unlikely guru, a computer scientist from Halifax, Nova Scotia, who seems bemused by his sudden cachet.
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"A noble person shouldn't have anything to hide," said Jiang Jifa, a computer scientist and co-founder of the network.
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Wendy Hall, a computer scientist at Southampton University, who has been an adviser to the British government on artificial intelligence.
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"I think most people don't even know that their data can be valuable," says UC Berkeley computer scientist Dawn Song.
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Famed free software advocate and computer scientist Richard Stallman has resigned from MIT, according to an email he published online.
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Nnaisense's chief executive is an American computer scientist, Faustino Gomez, who has been Dr. Schmidhuber's research collaborator for many years.
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The group in the drawing room included two doctors, a therapist, a seminarian, a computer scientist, and a philosophy student.
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In 1991, Ellen Spertus, now a computer scientist at Mills College, published a report on women's experiences in programming classes.
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Nor is it clear that Nakamoto is still alive - the late computer scientist Hal Finney's name is sometimes put forward.
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The vulnerability could allow someone to access voters' registration and personal information, said Richard DeMillo, a computer scientist at Georgia Tech.
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"Humans are much, much better generalists," said Tai Sing Lee, a computer scientist and neuroscientist at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh.
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While Jennings entered the show as an erudite computer scientist, Holzhauer has a background in professional sports gambling, with many Jeopardy!
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"It was a long, long way from being practical," said Forest Baskett, a computer scientist and partner at New Enterprise Associates.
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While Jennings entered the show as an erudite computer scientist, Holzhauer has a background in professional sports gambling, with many Jeopardy!
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This imagery is the work of computer scientist Gabriel Goh, who created a neural network that mashes together two existing programs.
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Computer scientist Paul Christiano, who works on AI safety at OpenAI, has a nice recent post laying out two broad scenarios.
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Experts including University of Michigan computer scientist J. Alex Halderman contend that a cyberattack could have altered the 2016 election results.
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The renowned computer scientist Donald Knuth has argued that the best algorithms are comparable to literature and worthy of Pulitzer Prizes.
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He became a computer scientist before the discipline existed, studying mathematics at what is now Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
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Stephen Crocker, a computer scientist who worked for Dr. Roberts at ARPA, said his boss's dislike of wasted time was legendary.
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Probably. "It's very clear — you have to use it," said Regina Barzilay, an M.I.T. computer scientist and a breast cancer survivor.
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"They really were well led," said John L. Hennessy, a computer scientist who stepped down as Stanford University's president last year.
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"We as researchers did not have this in mind when we created this software," Notre Dame computer scientist Pat Flynn says.
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An obituary on Saturday about the computer scientist Robert W. Taylor misidentified the institution from which he earned a bachelor's degree.
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Famed computer scientist Richard Stallman has resigned from his position at MIT over recent comments he made concerning Jeffrey Epstein's victims.
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Tony Brooker, the mathematician and computer scientist who designed the programming language for the world's first commercial computer, died on Nov.
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As a part of the effort, the company poached Charlie Miller, a well-known computer scientist who once worked for Uber.
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In 2003, Craig Nevill-Manning, a Google computer scientist, wanted to set up an engineering and research outpost in New York.
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As a female computer scientist who was routinely the only woman in her graduate school classes, she's sensitive to this subject.
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Joy Buolamwini, an MIT Media Lab researcher and computer scientist, tested three commercial gender classifiers offered as part of face recognition services.
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The lean 50-year-old computer scientist joined the company in 1999, when it was a startup less than one year old.
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However it actually appears to originate with computer scientist Andrew Ng, from when he was chief scientist at Chinese tech giant Baidu.
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His right-hand man in this work is Thomas Luechtefeld, a computer scientist who joined him as a PhD student in 2013.
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"The worst cases are abusive relationships or power relationships between parents and children," said Electronic Frontier Foundation Chief Computer Scientist Peter Eckersley.
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The three simple melodies, laid down in 1951, were generated by a machine built by the esteemed British computer scientist Alan Turing.
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TechCrunch reported on Friday that one computer scientist, Dan Salmon, managed to scrape roughly seven million transactions spanning a six-month period.
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Her work has been awarded the meeting's "best paper" and "best student paper" prizes, a rare honor for a theoretical computer scientist.
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According to Patrick Mutchler, a Stanford computer scientist who worked on the paper, the end result is more or less the same.
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If you get a chemist, a physicist, a biologist, a computer scientist—all of them are going to be fascinated by this.
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The search engines we use daily rely on the natural language processing discoveries made by one female computer scientist, Karen Spärck Jones.
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Princeton computer scientist Andrew Appel, one of the main figures doing those demos, has argued that no voting machine is entirely immune.
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Phyllis Shacter and her husband, Alan Alberts, a computer scientist who received a Alzheimer's disease diagnosis in 2011, had few doubts, however.
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"We haven't even begun to tap the potential of smartphone data," said Evan Welbourne, a computer scientist who heads the CrowdSignals project.
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According to Justin Cappos, computer scientist at New York University's Tandon School of Engineering, potentially hackable IOT devices are an untamed frontier.
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In late 22018, a 29-year-old computer scientist drew a series of abstract figures on tracing paper and a quadrille pad.
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Vint Cerf, the 76-year-old American computer scientist widely credited with co-creating the internet, has tested positive for COVID-19.
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Hedonometer was invented by Peter Dodds and Chris Danforth, a mathematician and computer scientist at the University of Vermont's Advanced Computing Center.
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A computer scientist from Manhattan and a financial worker from New Jersey were also mowed down by the pickup truck and killed.
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Joy Buolamwini Joy Buolamwini, a Ghanaian American born in Canada and raised in Mississippi, is a computer scientist, poet and digital activist.
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"The consequences could be significant," said Patrick Grother, a computer scientist at N.I.S.T. who was the primary author of the new report.
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Recently, another MIT computer scientist, Richard Stallman, attempted a defense of Minsky, suggesting that Giuffre must have seemed "entirely willing" to Minsky.
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Patrick Madden, a computer scientist who does cellphone research, plans to launch his campaign in the next two weeks against freshman Rep.
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A computer scientist at MIT, Mueller's work has involved projects like developing a laser-cutting system to make delicate, 3-D printed origami.
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One was IBM computer scientist Murray Campbell, whose job it was to move pieces at the instructions of a computer he helped program.
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"Looking for copyrighted material is a lot easier than finding hate content," says Jen Golbeck, a computer scientist at the University of Maryland.
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To Columbia University computer scientist Yaniv Erlich, this wealth of genealogical information was a treasure trove of data just waiting to be mined.
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Indeed, Emin Gun Sirer, a Cornell computer scientist who studies Bitcoin, told me that the use of Bitcoin for illicit purposes is overstated.
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"I think it's a really exciting study," says Sriram Sankararaman, a computer scientist and geneticist at UCLA, who wasn't involved in the study.
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Take a recent Op-Ed essay in The New York Times and a new book, "Human Compatible," by the computer scientist Stuart Russell.
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The term was popularised by Vernor Vinge, an American computer scientist and sci-fi author, and remains a hot topic in tech circles.
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"Most cryptocurrency barely has anything to do with serious cryptography," Matthew Green, a renowned computer scientist who studies cryptography, told me via email.
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In a Wednesday post, computer scientist Alex Halderman, a leading expert on the security of voting systems, argues that this needs to change.
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"SpiNNaker completely re-thinks the way conventional computers work," Steve Furber, a computer scientist at the University of Manchester, said in a statement.
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But as the computer scientist Hector Levesque points out, these quirks just show how big the gap between AI and real intelligence is.
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The company was founded in 683 by Tang Xiao'ou, a computer scientist who trained at M.I.T. and returned to Hong Kong to teach.
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The judge in the case of the F.B.I.'s effort to unlock an Apple phone was not an engineer or a computer scientist.
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Originally a computer scientist, he earned his financial chops while working at Lehman Brothers and Goldman Sachs just before the 363 financial crisis.
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He took over leadership of the team after Sebastian Thrun, the Stanford computer scientist and founder of Google X laboratory, left in 2013.
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"Navigating the privacy issue may be an uphill battle," said Jason I. Hong, a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University and an adviser.
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"I'm not surprised at all," said Fei-Fei Li, a Stanford University computer scientist who is director of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.
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At M.I.T., his graduate adviser was Barbara Liskov, an influential computer scientist who studied, among other things, the management of complex code bases.
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"We're not anti-deep learning," said Yejin Choi, a researcher at the Allen Institute and a computer scientist at the University of Washington.
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It has sold a million bottles, according to Zahir Dossa, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology-trained computer scientist and the company's chief executive.
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Computer scientist Casey Chlebek, attorney Mark Curran, Navy veteran Peggy Hubbard, and doctors Robert Marshall and Tom Tarter are all on the ballot.
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Exploiting open campuses, spies slip unnoticed into lectures, seminars and cafeterias, where they befriend the computer scientist or Pentagon adviser sitting beside them.
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Apart from Pérez and Stivelman, the film also features computer scientist and author Jacques Vallée, a venerated figure within UFO and paranormal circles.
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A new polymer 50 pound note, featuring the 20th century mathematician and computer scientist Alan Turing, is due to enter circulation next year.
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Computer scientist Mark Handley previously calculated that Starlink can beat fiber-optic cables, in terms of round trip travel time for user data.
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In the 1960s, MIT mathematician and computer scientist Seymour Papert reasoned that he could pique children's interest in geometry in a play environment.
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Gray Matter In 212, the biologist Robert Trivers and the computer scientist Dan Willard made a striking prediction about parents and their offspring.
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Computer scientist and professor at the University of Maryland, Jen Golbeck, like many others on the internet, talks about her life experiences on Twitter.
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That changed when another professor at Schawinski's institution, ETH Zurich, sent him an email and CCed Ce Zhang, who actually is a computer scientist.
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That's the specific problem MeVitae, an Oxford-based startup founded by neuroscientist Riham Satti and computer scientist Vivek Doriaiswamy, has set out to solve.
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According to the Washington Post, Katie Bouman, a 29-year-old computer scientist, created the algorithm that made it possible to assemble the photo.
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And last July, a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon found Google's ad-delivery algorithm served men more ads for higher paying jobs than women.
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"If somebody claims something is secure, a lot of people try to poke into it," says Simha Sethumadhavan, a computer scientist at Columbia University.
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Chavez, a computer scientist who made his name leading teams of strats, is now considered a contender to eventually succeed Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein.
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At one end, the autism of a computer scientist may be barely noticeable; at the other, a quarter of autistic children do not speak.
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Gaurav was a computer scientist by training and spent the early parts of his career advising software companies at Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank.
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But it would also do things, like, if you asked, 'man is to woman as computer scientist is to…' and it would answer, 'homemaker.
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And last July, a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon found Google's ad-delivery algorithm served men more ads for higher-paying jobs than women.
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Alan Turing, an early computer scientist and cryptoanalyst, developedhis reaction-diffusion model, where chemical diffusion gradients lay down a mathematics of patterning in organisms.
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In between, he crosses his arms and stands bolt upright, like a computer scientist confident he has just entered a line of unimpeachable code.
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In October 13, an international team of scientists and researchers led by Russian businessman and computer scientist Igor Ashurbeyli announced the founding of Asgardia.
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"For foreigners, cryptocurrencies is just another option," said founder Adrian C. Leon, a 31-year-old Cuban computer scientist based in Rio de Janeiro.
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Christopher Manning, a Stanford University computer scientist who specializes in natural language processing, addressed the issue during a recent speech in San Jose, Calif.
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These conferences have been attended by the likes of DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis, Facebook computer scientist Yann LeCun, and even LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman.
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LONDON — In the battle against fake news, Andreas Vlachos — a Greek computer scientist living in a northern English town — is on the front lines.
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Rhew is a medical doctor, but he's also a computer scientist who holds six U.S. patents including related to data in electronic health records.
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Geoffrey Hinton, a computer scientist at the University of Toronto, speaks less gently about the role that learning machines will play in clinical medicine.
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He was a former CEO of the software company Novell, a respected computer scientist, and importantly for the founders, he'd been to Burning Man.
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In 2006, Jeannette Wing, a computer scientist at Columbia, revisited the notion of computational thinking as a skill for everyone to learn and use.
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Vallée is still here, and he's an astronomer and a computer scientist who worked on ARPANET, which was the military precursor to the internet.
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Tim Berners-Lee, a London-born computer scientist who invented the world wide web, is expected to discuss digital environment safety at WEF in Davos.
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"The exceptional access key is different from the signing key," says Susan Landau, a computer scientist who was also a coauthor of the "Doormat" paper.
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SAMARA, Russia (Reuters) - Senegalese computer scientist Alioune Ndiaye's fears that he might face racist abuse at the soccer World Cup in Russia have not materialized.
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On Sunday, mathematician, computer scientist and the father of artificial intelligence Marvin Minsky passed away, claimed by a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 88.
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Quantum mechanics are "the rules that make reality," says Scott Aaronson, a theoretical computer scientist who studies quantum computing at the University of Texas Austin.
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Although he is not himself a computer scientist, Mr Kello displays an enviable grasp of the technical issues, as well as of the academic landscape.
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A computer scientist with an interest in artificial intelligence (AI), Maire has developed an automated detection system which searches for dugongs in the drone's images.
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Justin Baker, a psychiatrist at Harvard Medical School, and Louis-Philippe Morency, a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University, in Pittsburgh, think they have one.
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I called Selmer Bringsjord, computer scientist and chair of the Department of Cognitive Science at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, to hear his thoughts on the matter.
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"PH is one of the most basic classical complexity classes there is," said Scott Aaronson, a computer scientist at the University of Texas at Austin.
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All they'll need is this system from Berkeley computer scientist Richard Zhang, which allows a soulless silicon sentience to "hallucinate" colors into any monochrome image.
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Computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton, who studies neural networks used in artificial intelligence applications, poses at Google's Mountain View, Calif, headquarters on Wednesday, March 25, 2015.
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Krikorian, a computer scientist who previously held senior positions at Uber and Twitter, acknowledged social media companies like Facebook are taking steps to increase transparency.
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Colin is a computer scientist who created a tool called SongSim that runs pop song lyrics through a self-similarity matrix to visualize musical repetition.
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Dogs and humans "suffer from many of the same kinds of conditions," says Ryan Boyko, a computer scientist and one of the company's co-founders.
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The Unseen World revolves around a young girl named Ada, who is growing up in Boston in the '80s with David, her computer scientist father.
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British computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee laid out his vision for an information management system, which would become the World Wide Web, in March 1989.
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For example, Ali Farhadi, a computer scientist at the University of Washington and a researcher at the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence, showed off ImSitu.
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The startup is advised by Carlos Guestrin, the computer scientist who sold his machine learning company to Apple and helped grow the company's Seattle office.
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After arrival they relocated to California in the 1980's, where her mother, a biotechnologist, and father, a computer scientist, found their skills in demand.
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"So much of our expectation about computing being correct depends essentially on knowing this order," said Krishna Palem, a theoretical computer scientist at Rice University.
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Carrying binoculars, Mr. Barrett, who works as an investor and computer scientist when he's not birding, circled the shore trying to spot the glamorous creature.
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Stanford computer scientist Sebastian Thrun had met the young engineer at the Grand Challenge and was impressed by the tech in the self-riding motorcycle.
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This biopic, which starred Benedict Cumberbatch as the pioneering computer scientist Alan Turing, received eight Oscar nominations, and took home one for Graham Moore's screenplay.
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Peter Kirstein, a British computer scientist who was widely recognized as the father of the European internet, died on Wednesday at his home in London.
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During the summer of 22014, two F.B.I. agents questioned one of Ameen's cousins, a computer scientist named Musab, as part of Musab's application for asylum.
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One post from 2014 advertised for a computer scientist with knowledge of "patches, vulnerabilities and exploits," which refers to sabotage used to alter a computer.
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As a computer scientist, I take a certain perverse pride that computers can clearly do a better job at generating bogus research papers than humans.
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Miller, who has decades of experience as a computer scientist and software engineer, raised those concerns based on what he has read in published reports.
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The research was conducted by an international team of two academic cryptography experts and a computer scientist who formerly worked for England's GCHQ intelligence agency.
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I think that judges don't follow a specific set of rules when making a decision, and I say that as a citizen and computer scientist.
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Katie Bouman, a computer scientist and assistant professor at the California Institute of Technology, led the development of the algorithm that imaged the black hole.
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An in-depth Newsweek story in March 2014 (which now appears to have been pulled) wrongly identified computer scientist Dorian Nakamoto as the maker of Bitcoin.
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"It&aposs no different from dot-sucks," said Paul Vixie, a highly regarded computer scientist who helped design the system of internet addresses currently in use.
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"I have it looping, actually, so you can hear the response over and over again," says the teacher, Jesse Engel, a computer scientist with Google Brain.
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"Then we can go and generate a finer estimate of the surface that's composed all of points in 3-D space," says computer scientist Vid Petrovic.
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Hastings talked about Andrew Tanenbaum, a computer scientist who wrote a math problem asking students to work out the bandwidth of a station wagon carrying tapes.
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A day earlier, its founder, English engineer and computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee, first proposed the system that would become the WWW on March 11th, 1989.
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It was created by musician and computer scientist Yotam Man in collaboration with the Creative Lab and Magenta, Google's open-source computational music and art project.
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The Economist, GQ, and the BBC have all posted semi-breathless stories on their personal interactions with Craig Steven Wright, an Australian computer scientist and inventor.
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Few giants in computing stand with Turing in fame, but one has given his name to a similar challenge: Terry Winograd, a computer scientist at Stanford.
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"The human tongue is a special organ with dynamic mobility," computer scientist Yunjun Nam wrote, adding:One may test the following tongue movements to realize its variety.
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Educated as a computer scientist at the University of Colorado in Denver, Al Mawsily dresses in blue jeans and collared shirts and speaks almost flawless English.
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One of the most promising proposals came from Scott Aaronson, a computer scientist then at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and his doctoral student Alex Arkhipov.
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A team of researchers, led by computer scientist Arkaitz Zubiaga of the University of Warwick, wanted to track the life cycle of a social media rumor.
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Jonathan Mayer, a computer scientist at Princeton and a former chief technologist for the FCC's enforcement bureau, had a researcher from his lab confirm AP's findings.
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The CBS news program "60 Minutes" on Sunday showed German computer scientist Karsten Nohl remotely spy on a mobile phone used by U.S. Representative Ted Lieu.
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This program was developed by a computer scientist from Stanford University named Andrej Karpathy, who later open-sourced the code to let anyone play with it.
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James Grimmelman, a law professor and computer scientist, argued in a 2015 paper that the technology companies should stop burying consent forms in their fine print.
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The German town of Bielefeld is famous for the "Bielefeld conspiracy," when a computer scientist joked in 1993 that he didn't believe the town actually existed.
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YC China was created in 2018 under the leadership of Qi Lu, a computer scientist who was an executive in Microsoft and Chinese search engine Baidu.
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"He was a national treasure, and we hounded him to his death," said John Graham-Cumming, a computer scientist who campaigned for Turing to be pardoned.
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According to figures collected by John McCallum, a computer scientist, a megabyte of data storage in 22018 would have cost around $51.2.1,200 ($85,000 in today's prices).
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But the fact that this was a straightforward test is "beside the point," said Aaron Roth, computer scientist and privacy expert at the University of Pennsylvania.
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"We believe that bots will need to declare their identities to humans at the beginning," says William Wang, a UCSB computer scientist and paper co-author.
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Larry Tesler, a computer scientist who is most well-known for creating the seminal computer concepts cut, copy, and paste, died on Monday at age 74.
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But instead in 1990 he went to work for hedge fund D. E. Shaw after clicking with founder David Shaw, who was also a computer scientist.
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The promise of psychometrics appealed to Mr. Mercer, a computer scientist who made a fortune helping to lead Renaissance Technologies, a Long Island-based hedge fund.
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Clearly someone with some computer science skill, although not an expert computer scientist, very much a passion around cryptography and a lot of depth in cryptography.
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Computer scientist Ethan Miller, who directs the Center for Research in Storage Systems at UC Santa Cruz, helped me with a back-of-the-napkin calculation.
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For the final step, the researchers deciperhered the opening phrase of the manuscript, and presented it to colleague Moshe Koppel, a computer scientist and native Hebrew speaker.
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When the computer scientist began his career at Los Alamos National Laboratory, the birthplace of the atomic bomb, the Cold War was trudging into its fifth decade.
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For his intrusion detection system, he used the Bro Network Security Monitor, an open-source framework developed by Vern Paxson, a fellow computer scientist at UC Berkeley.
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The anti-fascist far-left movement known as Antifa gets some of its intelligence from a computer scientist named Megan Squire, who disseminates valuable and controversial information.
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None clicked until they met Schmidt, who not only had been a skilled executive at Sun Microsystems and CEO of Novell but was a respected computer scientist.
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"If they're different services, it wouldn't be fair to compare them," Joshua Kroll, a computer scientist at the School of Information at UC Berkeley, told BuzzFeed News.
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Hennessy, 65, a computer scientist with expertise in chip design and deep connections in Silicon Valley, joined Google's board in 2004 months before the company went public.
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Mark Handley, a computer scientist at University College, London, who has done modelling studies of how Starlink might work, thinks financial traders could be one lucrative market.
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Featured in Weinstock's Women of Nasa collection are Margaret Hamilton, a computer scientist from MIT who helped the develop the flight software for the Apollo Moon missions.
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It may be one agent and a computer scientist and two analysts who handle an array of cases from a particular sector or a particular geographic area.
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Anand Avati, a computer scientist at Stanford, along with his team, published a deep learning algorithm based on electronic health records to predict the timing of death.
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Then a class taught by the computer scientist Leonard Adleman, one of the creators of the famous RSA encryption algorithm, got her excited about theoretical computer science.
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But "every type of stimulus doesn't get processed in the same way," said Saket Navlakha, a computer scientist at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in California.
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"No one's really thinking about security on these types of things," says computer scientist George Clark, who researches robotics and cybersecurity at the University of South Alabama.
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According to analysis by computer scientist Jeremy Elson, who looked at purchasing behavior over past drawings, as an advertised jackpot grows, more and more tickets are purchased.
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In 2017, Fernandez, then a computer scientist at Avande, an IT consulting company, was using deep learning to help a bank in the UK detect fraudulent transactions.
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The general idea of building computers to resemble brains is called neuromorphic computing, a term coined by Carver Mead, a pioneering computer scientist, in the late 1980s.
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The tree was created by a team led by Yaniv Erlich, a Columbia University computer scientist who is also chief science officer at the genealogy company MyHeritage.
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A team of researchers at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL), led by computer scientist Alexandre Kaspar, today released two new papers describing the software.
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I spent days experimenting with neurotic tagging systems, tedious backup processes and album management, and finally turned to Brian Christian, a computer scientist and philosopher, for advice.
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Inside Xerox, the Alto was known as an "interim Dynabook," a reference to the prototype for a portable machine envisioned by the Xerox computer scientist Alan Kay.
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Adorning Pluribus with superhuman status certainly seems justified, and Roman Yampolskiy, a computer scientist at the University of Louisville who wasn't involved with the new work, agrees.
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But thanks to people like Jason Chen, the 27-year old computer scientist behind Quill, the age of the word processor is finally coming to an end.
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Jane Manchun Wong, a 23-year-old computer scientist in Hong Kong, spends her free time reverse-engineering apps to find out what features are coming next.
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It was created by Robert Wang, a computer scientist who spent $350,000 of his own money trying to create a cooker that could handle several different tasks.
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The college will be renamed for Grace Murray Hopper, a trailblazing computer scientist and Navy rear admiral who received a master's degree and a doctorate from Yale.
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"Before Sally, the working of network traffic mechanisms wasn't completely understood," said Eddie Kohler, a computer scientist at Harvard University and a longtime colleague of Dr. Floyd's.
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In 1989 British computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee submitted a proposal for a "distributed information system" at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, near Geneva, Switzerland.
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One of its early designers and advocates was the computer scientist Don Chamberlin, who offered this praise: IBM finally released the first version, SQL/DS, in 1981.
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At a gathering of graphics professionals on Monday, Nvidia rolled out its newest generation of chip technology, called Turing after the legendary British computer scientist Alan Turing.
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Stefano Corazza is a computer scientist at Adobe, but when I met him, he was pretending to be an ad exec selling a new cherry-flavored soft drink.
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The group also includes several not so well known Americans, such as late Native American community leader Elouise Cobell and NASA moon landing computer scientist Margaret H. Hamilton.
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And they made such an impression on computer scientist Thomas Tilley that he recently created a gigantic version of the toy built around a 46-inch LCD display.
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German computer scientist Jürgen Schmidhuber—who has contributed to various AI innovations like speech-recognition technology—predicts artificial intelligence will surpass that of humans by the year 2050.
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The computer scientist and Harvard Business School graduate found it nearly impossible to learn which hospitals in New York were the best or which obstetrician they should use.
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Tom Murphy VII, the computer scientist behind the hack, believes the technique, which he calls "reverse emulation," might shed light on the future of hacking the human brain.
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Yesterday, Robin Houston, a computer scientist and mathematician tweeted about the bizarre intersection of 2313chan and mathematics, inadvertently setting off a wave of public interest in the story.
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But computer scientists "don't have a very sophisticated understanding of, or ability to measure, actual computation time," said Henry Yuen, a computer scientist at the University of Toronto.
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The morning saw Geoffrey Hinton, a Canadian computer scientist known as the "godfather of deep learning," give a presentation on the technology to journalists at Google's Toronto headquarters.
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Imagine instead of a 22-year-old male engineer who went to Stanford, a computer scientist, thinking about, What can I show them that's like the perfect thing?
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Refsland, who is a virtual reality and computer scientist by training, began considering how to turn disparate groups of people flying drones in fields into a competitive sport.
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Those who retained the coverage have the chance to join the likes of Hal Finney, computer scientist and bitcoin pioneer, whose body currently rests in the Alcor vaults.
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As a computer scientist, researcher and now CEO of a fast-growing robotics company, I've spent my career building technologies to improve people's lives and help companies grow.
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"This might actually be kind of a big deal," said Scott Aaronson, a computer scientist at the University of Texas, Austin, who came up with the new protocol.
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A respected computer scientist and leading critic of security flaws in America's voting machines, Halderman was anxious to determine whether there had been foul play during the election.
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Gerkey was formerly a computer scientist in the Artificial Intelligence Center at SRI, and before that, a postdoctoral research fellow in the Artificial Intelligence Lab at Stanford University.
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IBM will face stiff competition in the field of social-media analysis from a number of specialist firms, reckons Peter Bentley, a computer scientist at University College London.
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Other recipients this year were rock star Bruce Springsteen, soul singer Diana Ross, Native American community leader Elouise Cobell and NASA moon landing computer scientist Margaret H. Hamilton.
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His father retired as a consulting computer scientist at the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Gaithersburg, Md. The couple were introduced through Tinder in November 2013.
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Her parents work for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, a foundry in Hsinchu where her father is a manager overseeing semiconductor research and her mother is a computer scientist.
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Russakovsky was already an accomplished computer scientist—with an undergraduate degree in math and a master's in computer science, both from Stanford—but her dissertation work was dragging.
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"My father was a stroke victim, and he lost the ability to record short-term memories," Howard Shrobe, an MIT computer scientist, told Wired in defense of LifeLog.
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Tongue input technology based on GKPs is something being actively pursued by computer scientist Yunjun Nam and colleagues at the Laboratory for Advanced Brain Signal Processing in Tokyo.
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"We've known that extremist groups have been weaponizing the internet for years," said Hany Farid, a Dartmouth College computer scientist who studies ways to stem extremist material online.
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Any computer scientist interested in fields like using AI for better photo editing will naturally gravitate towards Adobe, he says, thanks to its prominence in that particular market.
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"There has been an explosion of computer vision research, but so far the societal impact has been largely absent," said Serge Belongie, a computer scientist at Cornell Tech.
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David Barrett, 21940, a hedge fund manager turned computer scientist, is the creator of several of New York City's Twitter bird alerts, marvels of near instantaneous crowdsourced data.
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"The original Wright flyer was not a useful airplane," said Scott Aaronson, a computer scientist at the University of Texas at Austin who reviewed Google's paper before publication.
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"We need another Google," Mr. Dean told Urs Hölzle, the Swiss-born computer scientist who oversaw the company's data center empire, according to someone who attended the meeting.
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Smith is a look into the comparatively new art of artificial intelligence through a profile of Geoffrey Everest Hinton, the pioneering computer scientist at the University of Toronto.
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His previous work as a computer scientist and a lawyer gives him an advantage navigating the technology and political realms and helping those two worlds understand each other.
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That is a recruiting opportunity these days for R. Martin Chavez, a senior partner at Goldman Sachs, who is also a computer scientist with a Ph.D. from Stanford.
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"It's nice to have clean statements that can tell us about the relationship between quantum and classical computers," Andrew Childs, computer scientist at the University of Maryland, told Gizmodo.
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In the talk, Naftali Tishby, a computer scientist and neuroscientist from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, presented evidence in support of a new theory explaining how deep learning works.
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Jen Goldbeck, a computer scientist and professor at the University of Maryland, said in her own experience, this masculine environment helps to foster doubt about women's abilities or intelligence.
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Luis Ceze, a computer scientist at the University of Washington, wants to encode that same process directly in DNA, making the molecules themselves carry out that computer vision work.
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"Apple is the NSA of AI." That was how storied computer scientist and Stanford University adjunct professor Jerry Kaplan described Apple's unconventional approach to artificial intelligence research in 2016.
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Martin Müller, a computer scientist at the University of Alberta and an expert Go player himself, was in the town of Wuzhen in China to witness the historic event.
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A computer scientist who grew up in New Orleans' sixth ward and attended Morehouse College, Holiday began his professional career developing algorithms for high-frequency trading at Goldman Sachs.
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One prominent computer scientist and professor at the University of Texas at Austin, Scott Aaronson, called the discovery one of the biggest theoretical "surprises so far in this century".
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This will give computers the processing ability to make decisions on their own without a computer scientist needing to tell the computer how to respond to a certain stimulus.
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Storing location data in violation of a user's preferences is wrong, said Jonathan Mayer, a Princeton computer scientist and former chief technologist for the Federal Communications Commission's enforcement bureau.
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While at the University of Virginia, Frischer worked heavily with computer scientist David Koller and at that time advocated for "open repositories" for 22.0D models of cultural heritage objects.
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Nguyen Quang A, a retired computer scientist and vocal government critic, said on his Facebook page someone had tried unsuccessfully to hack his account 16 times early on Thursday.
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"Chess and checkers do not need sophisticated evaluation functions," says Jonathan Schaeffer, a computer scientist at the University of Alberta who wrote Chinook, the first program to solve checkers.
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And then in 2016, security researchers with NYU, led by computer scientist and professor Keith Ross, found other ways to hack users' personally identifiable information out of Yik Yak.
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FIVE months after Craig Steven Wright, an Australian computer scientist and businessman, was outed against his will as Satoshi Nakamoto, he says he is indeed the creator of bitcoin.
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For instance, if you plan to become a computer scientist or a nurse, this estimated value will be higher than if you plan to pursue a degree in dance.
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Jonathan Mayer, the former chief technologist for the Federal Communications Commission's enforcement bureau and a current computer scientist at Princeton, told the AP he believes Google is being dishonest.
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A distributed supercomputer sounded outlandish at the time, but within four years, Gedye and his collaborator, computer scientist David Anderson, had built the software to make it a reality.
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Regardless of what they tout as the benefits of this AI system, you should have the right to give or withhold consent, according to MIT computer scientist Joy Buolamwini.
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John Gustafson, a computer scientist specializing high-performance computing and the namesake behind Gustafson's Law, has proposed a new solution to this seemingly unavoidable source of error (read: imprecision).
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Silvio Savarese, a Stanford computer scientist, is leading a team developing a robot called JackRabbot, intended for home or campus delivery as well as some tasks in the home.
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Wendy Hall, a computer scientist at Southampton University in England, said the British proposal showed how the internet was fracturing around the world, with different regions adopting different standards.
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Nguyen Quang A, a retired computer scientist and former Communist party member who is now a dissident, said he felt the human rights situation was as bad as ever.
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The legal dispute centers on the Java programming language, which was created in the early 1990s by the renowned computer scientist James Gosling of Sun Microsystems, a server maker.
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Sally Floyd, a computer scientist whose work in the early 21980s on controlling congestion on the internet continues to play a vital role in its stability, died on Aug.
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Canada was the home of many researchers including Geoff Hinton, a computer scientist at the University of Toronto, who specialized in a form of A.I. known as machine learning.
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For years, Justin Boyan worried about the effects of climate change but focused on his wife, his two daughters and his work as a computer scientist in Rhode Island.
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Calhoun College is set to be renamed for Grace Murray Hopper, a pioneering computer scientist and naval officer, who graduated from the university with a PhD in mathematics in 1934.
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A study by MIT computer scientist Joy Buolamwini published earlier this year found face recognition is routinely less accurate on darker-skinned faces than it is on lighter-skinned faces.
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If you're trying to scam people by impersonating a well-known computer scientist and hacker, perhaps you shouldn't do it in a Slack channel where that very person hangs out.
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The results can sometimes be counterintuitive, says Louis-Philippe Morency, a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University who built a project called SimSensei that can help detect depression using voice.
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"DNA is so dense that we can store a lot of information in a single gram," said University of Washington computer scientist Luis Ceze in a statement on the project.
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In February 2017, Yale finally announced that it would rename Calhoun College to honor Grace Murray Hopper, a Yale PhD, pioneering computer scientist, and rear admiral in the US Navy.
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In terms of street cred, Ma is not in the mold of Bill Gates or Elon Musk — he is a former English teacher, not an engineer or a computer scientist.
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She's the 2215-year-old computer scientist whose utter glee at seeing a black hole for the first time was captured in a picture that warmed hearts around the world.
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It turns out that navigating the levels of Super Mario Brothers can be equivalent to solving these very difficult mathematical equations, according to MIT computer scientist and engineer Erik Demaine.
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A CNBC historical analysis of public lottery data reveals an interesting phenomenon first documented by computer scientist Jeremy Elson: A bigger jackpot doesn't necessarily mean a better time to play.
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The Gatsby—where researchers study theories of perception and learning in both living and machine systems—was then run by its founder, the cognitive psychologist and computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton.
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"Is the interaction between the quantum and the classical worlds strong enough so that a dialogue is possible?" asked Dorit Aharonov, a computer scientist at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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Donald Knuth, a computer scientist, refuses to use e-mail on the ground that his job is to be "on the bottom of things" rather than "on top of things".
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Today, using DNA to compute is "like having to build a new computer out of new hardware just to run a new piece of software," says computer scientist David Doty.
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Several years earlier, Hal Laning, a computer scientist at MIT's Instrumentation Laboratory in Cambridge, Massachusetts, had been asked to design the operating system that would fly men to the moon.
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Yale announced plans to rename Calhoun College after Grace Murray Hopper, an alum of the school and a renowned computer scientist and Navy rear admiral, the New York Times reported.
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On January 290, 19983, Joseph Weizenbaum, a famed and dissident computer scientist in his eighties, ascended the dais in Davos for what would be one of his last public appearances.
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"For a long time with the AlphaStar agents, they were getting better, but they were always exploitable," said Max Jaderberg, a computer scientist at DeepMind who worked on the project.
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Click here for more BI Prime storiesA Seattle-based machine learning startup, advised by a computer scientist who sold his company to Apple, just raised $3.9 million in seed funding.
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Björn Jónsson, an Icelandic computer scientist, recently stitched together over 100 images from the Juno mission and the Cassini mission to Saturn to create this full photographic map of Jupiter.
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The conclusions also come amid a report from Slate that an unnamed computer scientist found a connection between a Trump organization server and two servers registered to a Moscow bank.
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That conviction is reminiscent of the thrust of the computer scientist Randy Pausch's "The Last Lecture," a talk he gave at Carnegie Mellon a month after receiving a terminal diagnosis.
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Digital art seems to be enjoying a moment of acceptance at major institutions in Britain, nearly three decades after the English computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web.
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"The fundamental problem is that security and usability are in opposition with one another when we're talking about logging into web services," says Dan Wallach, a computer scientist at Rice University.
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"Evolution plays a vital role in shaping an organism's body to adapt to its environment," David Ha, a computer scientist and AI expert at Google Brain, explained in his new study.
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Aman Tiwari, a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University, trained the AI by overlaying census data on high-resolution satellite imagery of New York and feeding it through a neural network.
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"The idea with a quantum computer is that you take this phenomenon and exploit it on a massive scale," said Scott Aaronson, theoretical computer scientist at the University of Texas, Austin.
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In this exclusive excerpt, we learn how the game's creator, Russian computer scientist Alexey Pajitnov, first conceived of the computer game that would change the world by playing with children's toys.
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Computer scientist Keenan Crane from Carnegie Mellon University actually did this with real copper, and you can see a computer model of the final product at the top of this article.
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"We don't have clear answers yet," said Scott Aaronson, a computer scientist at the University of Texas, Austin, who is always the voice of sobriety when it comes to quantum computing.
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Lark is a computer scientist and an ex-Google software engineer, a role typically typecast as providing essential space mission support work, but from ground control stuck firmly on Terra Firma.
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"I CERTAINLY didn't set out to create a language that was intended for mass consumption," says Guido van Rossum, a Dutch computer scientist who devised Python, a programming language, in 1989.
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Computer scientist Dr. Katie Bouman has been credited with leading the creation of an algorithm that successfully photographed the halo of dust and gas situated 500 million trillion kilometers from Earth.
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And in 2014 another computer scientist wrote and published a paper entitled "Get me off your fucking mailing list", composed entirely of that phrase repeated from opening paragraph to closing line.
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University of Toronto computer scientist and Vector Institute co-founder Raquel Urtasun will be leading Uber's hub and spending the large majority of her time there, according to an Uber spokesperson.
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Videoflow – Videoflow allows broadcasters to personalize live TV. The founding team is a duo of brothers — one from the creative side of TV as a designer, the other a computer scientist.
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"Should it be a conservator with some knowledge of coding, or a computer scientist with enough understanding of art and conservation?" wonders Phillips during a phone conversation with The Creators Project.
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For example, a computer scientist at the University of Maryland named Upal Mahbub has looked to his ResearchGate followers to put together information on how to securely protect people's mobile devices.
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How Telerobotics Can Reshape Our Workspace Earlier this year, MIT and the world lost the brilliant mathematician, computer scientist, inventor, author and "father" of artificial intelligence — the legendary Dr. Marvin Minsky.
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On his background: Szulczewski, a computer scientist by training, noted that he'd spent 2000 years at Google solving "really big matching problems" before cofounding his company, ContextLogic, from which Wish evolved.
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The state called Michael Shamos, a computer scientist from Carnegie Mellon who has accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars from voting-machine companies to testify that election hacking is virtually impossible.
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"We're not saying that there should be no regulation," said Peter Stone, a computer scientist at the University of Texas at Austin and one of the authors of the Stanford report.
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"The intentions are noble, but the venture is perilous and could create a new victim: the Internet," wrote one computer scientist in an op-ed for the French newspaper Le Figaro.
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In late 20043, Gordon Bell, a computer scientist consultant, volunteered to be the subject of MyLifeBits, a life-logging experiment run by computer scientists Jim Gemmell and Roger Lueder for Microsoft.
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He hired J.C.R. Licklider, a pioneering computer scientist from M.I.T., to lead the effort, and it was Dr. Licklider who persuaded him that the company needed to get involved in computers.
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David Barrett, a computer scientist who became interested in bird-watching in 2010, said Lorax has been the most exciting find for New York City bird-watchers in a long time.
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I want to run a magazine and understand the lives of ants and be a philosopher and be a computer scientist and write an epic poem and understand every ancient language.
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In memoriam: Lawrence Tesler, a pioneering computer scientist, helped introduce innovations like cutting and pasting text and selecting text by dragging a cursor across it while holding down a mouse button.
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"It took me two hours to get to central Paris and now I am stuck," said Diomande Abou, 28, a computer scientist trying to get to his job in another suburb.
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Computer scientist and MIT professor Joseph Weizenbaum is said to have shut down his Eliza chatbot when he was concerned that the office secretaries were typing their hearts out to it.
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MacKenzie Tuttle, an aspiring novelist, met her husband at D. E. Shaw, a New York hedge fund where Mr. Bezos, a computer scientist by training, had become a senior vice president.
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And so, we think with that comes a great responsibility on us to help you, because everybody can't be a computer scientist and figure out how to do all of these things.
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"I'd imagine there'd be some concern about doing essentially A/B testing in real life, as it were," said Suresh Venkatasubramanian, a computer scientist who works on a project called Algorithmic Fairness.
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Famously, the breaking of the Enigma system by computer scientist Alan Turing at Bletchley park (with prior help from Polish spies and scientists) contributed to the defeat of Nazi Germany in WWII.
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Schulte is described by his attorneys as a computer scientist and analyst who interned at the National Security Agency and the CIA, where he was later employed for more than five years.
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"Fingerprint scanners have been around a long time," Nasir Memon, a computer scientist with a focus on cyber security and chair of the New York University Tandon School of Engineering told Gizmodo.
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Iyad Rahwan, a computer scientist at MIT and one of the paper's authors, says that the team do not intend their findings to be translated naively into policy by carmakers or governments.
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In a paper published in 20223 David Chaum, a computer scientist, had suggested using cryptography to create electronic cash, and the cypherpunks had been kicking such ideas around since the late 22022s.
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"We're definitely at a peak of excitement now," said Jerry Kaplan, a computer scientist, entrepreneur and author, who was a co-founder of a long-forgotten A.I. start-up in the 5003s.
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Brown is an acclaimed computer scientist, entrepreneur, and inventor known for his innovations in telco and mobile security with 20 years of expertise in cryptosecurity and a U.S. Department of Defense security.
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Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon, orbital enthusiast The 212,215-year clock225 Inventor and computer scientist Danny Hillis spent the 1980s and early '90s designing machines worthy of the new millennium.
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He, along with Stevens and Sanjoy Dasgupta, a computer scientist at the University of California, San Diego, wanted to find an olfaction-inspired way to perform searches on the basis of similarity.
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"In many cases we don't know whether a given quantum algorithm will be faster than the best-known classical one," says Scott Aaronson, a computer scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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" Lanier has held many titles over the course of his career: computer scientist, digital philosopher, author, artist, and most notably, the father of VR—he's credited with coining the term "virtual reality.
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Craig Wright, the Australian computer scientist who made the Satoshi claim, has the backing of Calvin Ayre, a wealthy Canadian entrepreneur, according to people close to Wright and documents reviewed by Reuters.
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Agile originated some 50 years ago in a paper written by computer scientist William Royce and was later refined in a so-called "Agile Manifesto" published by 17 software developers in 2001.
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"In the end, for really hard cases, you need a human to tell you what was going on," Dr. Alex Rudnicky, a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University, said in an interview.
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Her stable of artists and designers consulted with a computer scientist, someone who makes Burning Man installations, an award-winning set textile designer, and a graffiti artist to build out the space.
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Livia S. Eberlin, 32 Analytical chemist University of Texas-Austin Austin, Texas Deborah Estrin, 58 Computer scientist Cornell Tech New York Amy Finkelstein, 44 Health economist Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, Mass.
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It was startling to hear a computer scientist on the leading edge of A.I. research compare his work to a medieval practice performed by men who were as much magicians as scientists.
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David Jefferson, a computer scientist at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and a co-author of the paper, told Recode he's reached out directly to Voatz with questions but never heard back.
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A computer scientist with autism wondered what we'd do about people with mental illnesses when we figure out a way to upload our brains to computers — should we upload the "flaws," too?
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E. Shaw, the $231 billion hedge-fund manager founded by computer scientist David Shaw, returned 10.5% in its flagship Composite fund in 2019, a source familiar with the firm&aposs performance said.
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Andrea Matwyshyn, a Northeastern University computer scientist, said she supported using research to short a stock because the approach pressures companies to be more upfront about the risks associated with security bugs.
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The job posting's final line, a famous quote from computer scientist Alan Kay, highlights a mindset that seems to foreshadow Amazon's success: "It's easier to invent the future than to predict it."
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It was also in 19.63 that a British computer scientist, Tim Berners-Lee, submitted a proposal for a "distributed information system" at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, near Geneva, Switzerland.
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The multifunction pressure cooker was created by computer scientist Robert Wang with $350,000 of his own savings, and went viral with the help of Amazon, food bloggers, and word-of-mouth hype.
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The 50-year-old PhD computer scientist and former Stanford University professor, co-founded Udacity in 2012 and says the online school's self-driving car program has attracted 50,000 applicants since 2016.
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A group of researchers led by Chinese computer scientist Changhua Pei is on the case, however, and they even have a new machine learning-based strategy that could dramatically improve connection times.
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The roots of modern speech synthesis technology lie in the early work of the Scottish computer scientist Alan Black, who is now a professor at the Language Technologies Institute at Carnegie Mellon University.
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In his book The Master Algorithm, Pedro Domingos calls them the tribes of AI. As the University of Washington computer scientist explains, each tribe fashions what would seem to be very different technology.
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Thirumalai, a computer scientist who'd left IBM in 2005 to head Amazon's recommendations team, had come to propose a sweeping new plan for incorporating the latest advances in artificial intelligence into his division.
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"There has been a crazy chicken-and-egg problem holding up the deployment of secure encryption on the web," Peter Eckersley, chief computer scientist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, said in a statement.
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In 22015, Lloyd, the physicist Aram Harrow of MIT and Avinatan Hassidim, a computer scientist at Bar-Ilan University in Israel, showed how to do the crucial algebraic operation of inverting a matrix.
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"One of the things we do not talk about in this paper is quantum speedup," said Alex Mott, a computer scientist at Google DeepMind who was a member of the Higgs research team.
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"The algorithm is similar to what Amazon uses to tell you which books you want to read," said Eran Segal, a computer scientist at the Weizmann Institute and co-author of the study.
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It might not sound like your typical, meditative coloring book — but it's also not really supposed to be, says Brian Foo, the 31-year-old data artist and computer scientist behind the project.
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"I think of Wes as being one of the few seminal contributors to what today we call 'personal computing,' " wrote Alan Kay, a computer scientist, in an unpublished essay about Mr. Clark's contributions.
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Anupam Datta, a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University, in Pittsburgh, for instance, is not attempting to peer inside the black box directly, in the ways that Dr Darrell and Dr Riedl are.
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Also joining the conversation is Jeff Jarvis, professor at the City University of New York, Chris Moody, former data strategy VP at Twitter and Jaron Lanier, noted computer scientist and researcher at Microsoft.
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"When we heard about bitcoin for the first time, many of us cryptographers—myself included—did not think it was going to work," says computer scientist Alejandro Hevia of the University of Chile.
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"Their response hides that they are the primary threat actor for this scenario," said Sarah Jamie Lewis, a former computer scientist for England's GCHQ intelligence agency who conducted the research with two academics.
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He and the panel's other co-chairman, Tom Mitchell, a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University, also wrote a separate commentary in the journal Nature that was published on Thursday, explaining the problem.
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The year was 1989, and Berners-Lee, a former trainspotter turned physicist turned self-taught computer scientist, was working at CERN, the famed particle physics lab in Switzerland, as a computer research fellow.
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These date back to the mid-1960s when the late Joseph Weizenbaum, a computer scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, devised a program called ELIZA to hold psychotherapeutic conversations of a kind.
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I see every day the opportunity for you if you're a computer scientist, if you spent your time helping to understand how predictive analytics can identify a high-risk pregnancy in Rajasthan, India.
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Teqball was invented in 2014 by Hungarian former soccer player Gábor Borsányi, with Viktor Huszár, a Hungarian computer scientist; and Gyuri Gattyán, a Hungarian businessman, also cofounders of the Teqball company alongside Borsányi.
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Jack Dongarra, a computer scientist at the University of Tennessee who monitors global developments, is tracking plans for three systems in China that are scheduled to be delivered in 2020 with exascale performance.
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Wilcox and his ex-wife Amber O'Hearn, who is herself a computer scientist, although not active in the cryptocurrency world, started a blog called Ketotic five years ago to preach the lifestyle's virtues.
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For Zachary Mason, a computer scientist as well as the author of three works of fiction, ancient myth is an opportunity to explore the emptiness of life and the infinite variety of narrative.
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She is an activist for Middle East and North African human rights, an author and a computer scientist, and in 2012 was honored with the Vital Voices Global Leadership Award — the Global Trailblazer.
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Silicon Valley veteran Lanier, a computer scientist and staunch critic of social media, says companies such as Facebook and Google brought these problems on themselves with their ad-based, data-driven business models.
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Greg Turk, a computer scientist from the Georgia Institute of Technology who studied plesiosaur movement using a computer simulation in 2015, called the paper an "inventive and well-crafted study," in an email.
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He and the panel's other co-chairman, Tom Mitchell, a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University, also wrote a separate commentary in the journal Nature that was published on Thursday, explaining the problem.
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"Think about a person trying to explain to another person their creative process, versus how to recognize a cat," Kristen Grauman, a computer scientist at UT Austin who works with Facebook AI Research.
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Teqball, the brainchild of former professional soccer player Gabor Borsanyi and computer scientist Viktor Huszar, is played on a downward-sloping, knee-high table and involves spectacular long kicks, dribbles and explosive headers.
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"Writing to memory takes power," says Flavio Garcia, a computer scientist at the University of Birmingham who, along with his colleagues, will present the Plundervolt research at IEEE Security and Privacy next year.
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Mr. Mason, a computer scientist who specializes in artificial intelligence, envisioned a world where the boundaries between machines and people have grown increasingly porous, and a powerful, godlike A.I. hacks into people's minds.
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In an attempt to answer this question, UC Santa Barbara computer scientist William Wang created LIAR, the largest ever database of fake news in an effort to train machines to automatically detect deception.
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Computers learn how to be racist, sexist, and prejudiced in a similar way that a child does, as computer scientist Aylin Caliskan, now at George Washington University, told me in a 2017 interview.
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Maybe I'm a computer scientist who's clueless about finance—that's certainly one way to look at it—but I think another way to look at it is it's really hard to predict these things.
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The AP went to Jonathan Mayer, a Princeton computer scientist and former chief technologist for the Federal Communications Commission's enforcement bureau, just to be sure that its understanding of Google's location practices was accurate.
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In the 333s, computer scientist Alan Turing posited that, by the year 2000, computers might be able to fool humans, at least 30% of the time, into thinking they were talking to other humans.
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I speak to Dette, a wonderfully sunny, certified OM consultant and former computer scientist from Mexico, who says that it took her three months to fully get into it—but then her life changed.
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The AI technology that Uber and other US companies use was born in Toronto, largely thanks to work by computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton, and the Vector Institute was set up to repatriate that knowledge.
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One of the young men, a history student called Chris Hughes, was making his case to the other, a computer scientist named Mark Zuckerberg, about how much he should own of the new company.
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Now he's facing a lawsuit being brought by the estate of Dave Kleiman, a computer scientist and cybersecurity expert, who many had identified as a possible answer to the question of who created bitcoin.
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Combined with her earlier papers, Mahadev's new result, on what is called blind computation, made it "clear she was a rising star," said Scott Aaronson, a computer scientist at the University of Texas, Austin.
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Engelbart believed people should focus on creating feedback loops to improve their own effectiveness explains Jeff Rulifson, the computer scientist who developed much of the software on display at the Mother of All Demos.
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As theoretical computer scientist Scott Aaronson explained last week at a lecture in a stuffy auditorium at Los Alamos National Lab in New Mexico, proving that P=NP would open up some intriguing possibilities.
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I certainly did have an interest in the area of chess, I was a chess player before I was a computer scientist — I was champion of my province in Alberta, Canada at one point.
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Which is why a computer scientist from the University of British Columbia (UBC) invented the FlowLight; a desk light that alerts your colleagues when you are "in the zone" and should not be disturbed.
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After scientists released the first-ever image of a black hole on Wednesday, Katie Bouman, a 29-year-old computer scientist, quickly became a social media darling for her part in the historic event.
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Simons and Rao—along with David Jefferson, a computer scientist at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory—then laid out the reasons that Clinton's campaign should call for an official review of the election results.
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That works, but as any computer scientist will tell you, creating an ersatz version of something in software is inevitably less precise and more computationally costly than simply making use of the thing itself.
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Both a computer scientist and a medical doctor by training, Dr. Horvitz said he had been exploring this area in part because of a phone conversation with a close friend who had described symptoms.
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When explosions ripped through the reactors of the tsunami-struck Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant, Mr Franken, a Dutch computer scientist working in Tokyo, bought a Geiger counter and went on the road.
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"For me, the excitement comes from going beyond what was thought to be a fundamental limit of acoustic trapping," lead researcher and University of Bristol computer scientist Asier Marzo told me in an email.
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In the eighties, computer scientist and author Jaron Lanier coined the name "virtual reality" for a series of "multi-person virtual worlds using head mounted displays," as he puts it in his webpage's bio.
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Dr. Gips worked at the United States Public Health Service's psychophysiology laboratory and as an assistant research computer scientist at the University of California, Los Angeles, before joining the Boston College faculty in 1976.
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It is not the sort of task that can run efficiently on the cloud computing services supplied by internet companies, said Ian Buck, a computer scientist and general manager of Nvidia's data center business.
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Sheldon Jacobson, a computer scientist who researches airport screening methods and who helped develop TSA's PreCheck, said there was greater likelihood of people spreading the virus at airport checkpoints rather than on-board planes.
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Their reconstructions are remarkably accurate considering the relatively small amount of data that they used to train the algorithm, says computer scientist Abe Davis of Cornell University, who was not involved with the work.
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The British computer scientist and Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor is a pioneer of the internet and has long advocated for better technical standards and access to the web as a basic human right.
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