Renowned Artificial Intelligence Pioneer, Marvin Minsky, Joins Behavioral Media Networks as Senior Adviser
September 17, 2012. Today Behavioral Media Networks announces that MIT's Marvin Minsky has joined the company as a senior technology adviser.
Cambridge, MA, September 9, 2015 (Newswire.com) - Marvin Minsky, a professor of media arts and sciences at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is one of the world’s leading cognitive scientists. Over the last 60 years, his work has fundamentally transformed the fields of artificial intelligence, cognitive psychology, computational linguistics, robotics, and optics. He is a member of the National Academy of Science and National Academy of Engineering, and has received the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Turing Award, the Japan Prize, and the Benjamin Franklin Medal, among other awards and honors.
“Professor Minsky brings unique strengths and a broad interdisciplinary perspective to our team,” says Dell Hines, the company’s CEO. “His foundational work in the areas of intelligent computing, psychology, and education will be a great resource as we continue to build our behavioral analytics systems.”
"Professor Minksy's foundational work in the areas of intelligent computing, psychology, and education will be a great resource as we continue to build our behavioral analytics systems."
Dell Hines, CEO
About Behavioral Media Networks:
Behavioral Media Networks (BMN) is a spin-out from the Mind Machine Project at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The company’s focus involves commercializing advanced artificial intelligence software to predict human behavior from big-data.
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