On a Wednesday afternoon in late October, David Gelernter is seated at the head of a green Formica table in a small classroom in Arthur K. Watson Hall on the campus of Yale University, where he is a ...

Conor Friedersdorf last week published an excellent interview with the Yale computer scientist David Gelernter. In it, he says that “the best scientists aren’t the dedicated drudges who have no other ...

Yale computer science professor David Gelernter ’76 — a potential science advisor to President Donald Trump — told the News he does not believe in man-made climate change in an interview Tuesday ...

Re “You Can’t Judge a Book by Its Cover, but We May Find a Terrorist by What He Reads,” Commentary, June 24: David Gelernter’s lesson taught me things I hadn ...

Roughly two months after he met with President Donald Trump, Yale computer science professor David Gelernter ’76 is still in the running to be Trump’s science adviser. In an interview with the News ...

A small technology company won an eye-popping $625.5 million verdict in a patent infringement case against Apple. On Friday, a federal jury in Tyler, Texas, found that Apple infringed on three patents ...

Technology Pioneer David Gelernter 'Love Is Beyond Watson' What does Watson's Jeopardy victory tell us? Not much, says David Gelernter, the computer science pioneer and Yale professor. SPIEGEL spoke ...

1939: THE LOST WORLD OF THE FAIR By David Gelernter (The Free Press. $23) AS ITS TITLE INDIcates, “1939: The Lost World of the Fair,” David Gelernter’s book is not just about the fair itself. It is ...

You have /5 articles left. Sign up for a free account or log in. David Gelernter, the Yale computer scientist and possible Trump science advisor, has written a WSJ ...

[January 28, 2003 - ADT's Programmers Report] - David Gelernter's Mirror Worlds Technologies Inc. recently announced the beta version of software aimed at vastly improving the end user's computer ...

The Yale computer science prof mulls the end of the Web and search as we know them. He expects they will be swept away by the arrival of the "worldstream: a way to picture the cybersphere as a whole." ...