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Conrad Wolfram
Strategic Director and European Co-Founder/CEO,
Wolfram
Conrad Wolfram, physicist, mathematician, and technologist, has been Strategic Director and European Co-Founder/CEO of Wolfram - the “computation company” behind Mathematica, Wolfram Language and Wolfram|Alpha—for over 35 years.
Wolfram pioneers new approaches to AI, data science and computation-based development, with technology and consulting solutions that drive innovation in analytics, software development, and modelling. Wolfram has been working with start-ups to Fortune 500 companies across all sectors, Government and Education.
Conrad is recognised as a thought leader in hybrid AI, ubiquitous computation, and 21st century education. He has pioneered a radical fix to transform maths to computer-based maths education, a subject fit for the AI age. To manifest this vision, he founded computerbasedmath.org and computationalthinking.org, rebuilding the curriculum to step up capabilities of top computational thinkers through to achieving computational literacy for everyone.
His acclaimed 2020 book, The Math(s) Fix lays out the detailed proposal. He regularly appears in the media to cover subjects ranging from decision-making in the computational age, education, and human capabilities for survival and value-added existence in the AI age.
Conrad read Natural Sciences and Maths at the University of Cambridge.
Wolfram pioneers new approaches to AI, data science and computation-based development, with technology and consulting solutions that drive innovation in analytics, software development, and modelling. Wolfram has been working with start-ups to Fortune 500 companies across all sectors, Government and Education.
Conrad is recognised as a thought leader in hybrid AI, ubiquitous computation, and 21st century education. He has pioneered a radical fix to transform maths to computer-based maths education, a subject fit for the AI age. To manifest this vision, he founded computerbasedmath.org and computationalthinking.org, rebuilding the curriculum to step up capabilities of top computational thinkers through to achieving computational literacy for everyone.
His acclaimed 2020 book, The Math(s) Fix lays out the detailed proposal. He regularly appears in the media to cover subjects ranging from decision-making in the computational age, education, and human capabilities for survival and value-added existence in the AI age.
Conrad read Natural Sciences and Maths at the University of Cambridge.