Institute of Computational Knowledge
"The Institute of Computational Knowledge" is being created to accelerate achieving Stephen Wolfram's goal for Wolfram|Alpha and the Wolfram Language.
After an enforced quiet period in exposing my project plans starting in January 2021 I will be releasing blog posts as significant milestones are reached.
Thanks for your interest in my pursuit of expanding Jacob Bronowski’s influence on the 21st century world and the attempt to enable the creation of academic institutes to contribute to the accessibility of computational knowledge.
Professional mathematician, teacher, computer and communications systems developer. Research Fellow at the Institute of Computer Science & UCL, London, England (1972 -1975). CEO, Founder QNX Software Systems Inc. (The QNX OS was bought by RIM and is now the BlackBerry 10 proprietary mobile operating system). VP Operations at HaL a SPARC supercomputer startup acquired by Fujitsu. Research, Marketing & Operations experience at Elliott Automation Radar Research, Plessey (UK), BNR Ottawa, Nortel, National Semi, Intel, & Sun Microsystems. My current goal is to create a new international institution "The Institute of Computational Knowledge" to accelerate reaching Stephen Wolframs goal for the Wolfram Language. To directly quote Stephen: "Stephen Wolfram: My goal with the Wolfram Language is to have a language in which computations can conveniently be expressed for both humans and machines—and in which we’ve integrated as much knowledge about computation and about the world as possible. In a way, the Wolfram Language is aimed at finally achieving some of the goals Leibniz had 300 years ago." Please stay connected for news on the progress of this project which started for me on Thursday, June 4, 2020 during the Working Session on the Wolfram Physics Project. View more posts
Institute of Computational Knowledge