Kurzweil, Raymond
Ray Kurzweil is a writer, inventor and entrepreneur responsible for such advances in pattern recognition and artificial intelligence as optical character recognition, automatic or continuous speech recognition, and digitial synthesizers. He also has sponsored innovative projects in the cyber arts, and in health and medicine.
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