- Professor, Santa Fe Institute1
Melanie Mitchell is a professor at the Santa Fe Institute researching complex systems, analogy, and artificial intelligence. She wrote Artificial Intelligence: A Guide for Thinking Humans and is a frequent public commentator on the gap between benchmark performance and robust understanding in AI systems.12
At a glance
- Current role
- Professor
- Company
- Santa Fe Institute
- Work listed
- 1
- Sources cited
- 2
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Accomplishments
Research and writing
Mitchell's Santa Fe Institute profile and personal site document her work on AI, cognitive science, and complexity, including her general-audience AI book.12
Work and contributions
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- Santa Fe Institute 1 person in the wiki
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