Greg Corrado is a principal scientist at Google Research and a co-founder of the Google Brain Team. He works at the nexus of artificial intelligence, computational neuroscience, and scalable machine learning and has published in fields ranging from behavioral economics to particle physics to deep learning. During his time at Google, he has worked to put AI directly into the hands of users via products like RankBrain and SmartReply and into the hands of developers via open-source software releases like TensorFlow and Word2vec.
He currently leads research efforts in advanced applications of machine learning, including expanded healthcare availability. Before coming to Google, he worked at IBM Research on neuromorphic silicon devices and large-scale neural simulations. He did his graduate studies in both neuroscience and computer science at Stanford University and his undergraduate work in physics at Princeton University.
