January/February 2008
Q&A: Peter Norvig
Google's director of research talks about the evolution of Web search.
By Kate Greene
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| Credit: Howard Cao |
As director of research at Google, Peter Norvig is intimately involved in the attempt to manage the world's information. He's a good match for the job, having spent much of his life thinking about how computers think and making them do it more efficiently. An expert on artificial intelligence, he has taught at universities, held research jobs in the corporate world and at NASA, and cowritten the influential textbook AI: A Modern Approach.
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