Publication Date
2002
Selected Works Department
University Studies
Document Type
News Article
Abstract
Gray discusses his childhood in Rome and education at the University of California, Berkeley. He explains the influence of Sputnik, Norbert Wiener's view of cybernetics and society, the social impact of computing, and the artificial intelligence papers of Newell and Simon in the shaping of his career. Gray describes his co-op position at General Dynamics, as well as positions with Bell Labs (Murray Hill) and IBM Research in Yorktown Heights and San Jose. Gray also describes his evaluations of computer models stimulated by the ...
File Name
Frana017_FT
Recommended Citation
Frana, Philip, "Oral History Interview with Jim Gray" (2002). Selected Works. 211.
https://commons.lib.jmu.edu/selectedworks/211
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