Draft:Graham Morehead

Graham Morehead (born in Boston, MA) is an American academic, physicist, computer scientist, and linguist renown for his research and science on artificial intelligence. He teaches machine learning and data science at Gonzaga University. Graham's research into Complex Adaptive Systems led to several TEDx talks related to ecological and human modeling. He holds hardware and software patents related to high performance computing and natural language. Morehead is also renown for his work in applying AI to the real estate industry and what impacts the technology may, or may not, have.

Background
Graham studied physics in Boston and Madrid, Spain, before choosing to pursue artificial intelligence. In his early work, he helped increase the accuracy of speech recognition systems. His first venture developed mobile apps for large tech service organizations, police departments, and carriers-- several years before iPhone existed. Another venture developed a visual and speech interface meant to simulate an in-person interaction with a human, modeling them on actual known people. His other ventures address areas such as visual adversarial AI, real estate prediction, and a natural language understanding platform that solves some of the problems of GPT. This work was pursued both for the private sector and to support several government agencies.

Patents

 * 7,817,423 : Peltier-assisted liquid-cooled computer enclosure
 * 9,940,321 : System for Machine Translation
 * 10,719,668 : System for Machine Translation
 * System and Method for Artificial Intelligence

TEDx Presentations

 * Save the Urchin Fishery with this One Weird Trick!
 * The Slings and Arrows of School and Career
 * Save the Urchins (for TEDxYouth)
 * Complexity is not Complicated

Education
Morehead graduated with a BS in Physics from Boston University in May, 1995, and spent two at La Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, in Spain, then graduated with a MS in Computer Science from the University of Maine.