Daniel de Wolff | MIT Industrial Liaison Program
October 24, 2022
Dan Huttenlocher serves as the inaugural Dean at MIT Schwarzman College of Computing. To highlight the significance of this moment in time, and the need for an interdisciplinary computing hub like the College of Computing, he references the oft-cited prediction that software would gobble up and disrupt traditional industry structures. Huttenlocher believes that while this insight was right, what we’re experiencing now is something different, greater, with vast implications for humanity. Computing on the whole—not only software but also hardware, algorithms, and machine learning— has evolved to the point where it is redefining our approach to problem solving in nearly every industry sector, discipline, and area of research. This, he suggests, is also redefining reality as we experience it.
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