Justin Brody is Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Franklin and Marshall College. His primary research area is in various aspects of artificial intelligence, especially in exploring techniques which combine "slow" symbolic reasoning with "fast" connectionist models. He has a longstanding interest in Buddhism and Buddhist philosophy, and he is particularly interested in dialogues between these traditions and contemporary mathematics and computer science.
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