- Professor, Stanford University1
Noah D. Goodman is a Stanford University professor known for probabilistic programming and computational cognitive science. His Stanford homepage documents research on probabilistic models of cognition and languages such as Church, connecting AI, psychology, and linguistics.12
At a glance
- Current role
- Professor
- Company
- Stanford University
- Fields
- ML theory, Language models
- Sources cited
- 2
- Profile reviewed
Accomplishments
- Stanford research on probabilistic programming and cognition.1
Probabilistic programming
Goodman's work helped establish probabilistic programming as a unifying approach to modeling thought and learning, including Church and related systems used across cognitive science and AI research.12
Where they work
- Stanford University 43 people in the wiki
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References
2 sources · profile reviewed Oct 24, 2026 · data updated Oct 24, 2026