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Marc Davis is listed as Still inventing the future—now through books to helps us create a better future together. at Artists on Planets, based in Los Angeles Metropolitan Area, United States, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at alum.mit.edu, phone signal with area code 415, 503, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Marc Davis.
Marc Davis previously worked as Founder, Author, and Illustrator at Artists On Planets and Maven at Marcdavis.Me. Marc Davis holds Phd, Media Arts And Sciences from Massachusetts Institute Of Technology.
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Over the past decade, Marc Davis has been looking 50 years ahead, researching and developing a series of books about how we can invent a better future for us all. This year, he is the debut author of "Vincent on Mars" and the "Vincent on Mars: Illustrated Glossary", as well as "William on Mars" from Artists on Planets.Marc also invents mobile, social, media, and personal data technologies that connect people, the web, and the world. With an over thirty year career of technology research and development spanning the MIT Media Lab, Interval Research, UC Berkeley, Yahoo!, Invention Arts, and Microsoft, he has done pioneering work in knowledge representation, metadata, video systems, context-aware computing, computer vision, mobile platforms and applications, social media, social search, mobile and social advertising, and personal data technologies and applications. He has transformed his ideas into over 240 granted patents, as well as numerous research prototypes, products, and publications.At the MIT Media Lab, Marc co-founded the Narrative Intelligence Reading Group, which was recognized by the National Academy of Sciences as one of its key “promising areas for transdisciplinary work.” In 1997, he authored the invited article, “Garage Cinema and the Future of Media Technology” for the Special Issue on “The Next 50 Years” for the Communications of the ACM, which is of special relevance today.Marc was an Assistant Professor at the UC Berkeley School of Information. Marc co-founded the Berkeley Center for New Media, and directed Garage Cinema Research, where he pioneered context-aware mobile media tagging, sharing, and face recognition. Marc worked on the technical, legal, and business foundations for our digital society and economy, so we can all benefit from having the right and ability to control the uses of our personal data. Marc articulated that we live in an age of “digital feudalism” that needs to be transformed by a “digital enlightenment.” Central to this effort was his work as a key member of the World Economic Forum’s Rethinking Personal Data Project and on the Global Agenda Council for Data-Driven Development. Marc was featured in the Global Agenda Outlook 2013. At Microsoft, Marc worked on the vision and technology strategy for the Online Services Division. He helped transform social search by envisioning Bing as moving from the “Web of Pages” to the “Web of People” and the "Web of the World". Marc’s work has been featured in the New York Times, San Jose Mercury News, Atlantic Monthly, BBC News, and many other leading publications.
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Los Angeles, US
Over the past decade, Marc has been looking 50 years ahead at the future of humanity and our unsustainable civilization. Through detailed research and applied futurism, he has identified the causes of, and potential solutions for, our broken relationships with Nature and each other. After first identifying the key drivers of change in the climate crisis.
Marc’s current focus is working to create the technical, legal, and business foundations for our digital society and digital economy, so we can all benefit from having the right and ability to control the uses of our personal data. He is helping shape the global dialogue on what it means to be a person in our digital societies and digital economies and.
Redmond, Washington, US
At Microsoft, Marc was a Partner Architect who worked on the vision and technology strategy for Microsoft’s Online Services Division, especially in the areas of online identity, personal data, privacy, and social computing. Marc and his Early Stage Products (ESP) team developed prototypes to help realize his vision of a “Web of the World” that empowers.
San Francisco, US
Marc Davis was Chief Scientist at Invention Arts, where he focused on new approaches to how people can better control, share, and benefit from their personal data as well as new methods of strategic intellectual property development. At Invention Arts, Marc consulted to the World Economic Forum and the innovation agency of a European government on the.
Sunnyvale, CA, US
As Chief Scientist of Yahoo! Mobile, Marc Davis focused on inventing and realizing the key technologies, platforms, and applications that would shape the future of mobile for billions of people around the world. His research encompassed the theory, design, and development of sociotechnical systems that leverage contextual metadata and the power of.
Sunnyvale, CA, US
Marc Davis was Vice President of Early Stage Products (ESP) for Yahoo! Mobile, where he and his team invented and helped realize the future of mobile, social, media, monetization, and platforms. While developing a large portfolio of strategic patents and internal prototypes, ESP worked with product teams on innovative products from Yahoo! Mobile such as.
Sunnyvale, CA, US
Marc Davis was Social Media Guru at Yahoo! Inc. His work focused on creating the technology and applications that will enable daily media consumers to become daily media producers. As Social Media Guru, Marc Davis connected various groups at Yahoo! to formulate strategy and to take action to invent and realize the future of social media and mobile media..
Sunnyvale, CA, US
Yahoo! Research Berkeley was a research partnership between Yahoo! Inc. and the University of California at Berkeley to explore and invent social media and mobile media technology and applications that will enable people to create, describe, find, share, and remix media on the web. Yahoo! Research Berkeley combined world-class media technology and design.
Berkeley, CA, US
Marc Davis served as Assistant Professor at the UC Berkeley School of Information where he directed Garage Cinema Research whose projects included: Mobile Media Metadata (context-aware mobile media technology and applications that leverage contextual metadata—spatial, temporal and social—to infer media content and support media tagging, sharing, and reuse.
Marc Davis was Chairman and Chief Technology Officer of Amova, Inc., a developer of media automation and personalization technology that developed patented personalized video advertising systems and formats.
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Marc Davis was a researcher and project coordinator at Interval Research, where he led research and development teams in creating patented automatic digital video production technology that automated direction, cinematography, editing, and remixing. In recognition of his thought leadership in multimedia computing, in 1997, Marc was an invited contributor.
Cambridge, Massachusetts, US
Marc Davis did his doctoral work at the MIT Media Laboratory, where he developed Media Streams, an iconic visual language system for annotating, retrieving, and remixing digital video. At the MIT Media Laboratory, he also co-founded the Narrative Intelligence Reading Group, which innovated interdisciplinary discourse at the intersection of literary and.
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Marc Davis works for Artists on Planets.
Marc Davis is listed as Still inventing the future—now through books to helps us create a better future together. at Artists on Planets.
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Marc Davis is based in Los Angeles Metropolitan Area, United States, United States while working with Artists on Planets.
Marc Davis has worked for Artists On Planets, Marcdavis.Me, Microsoft, Invention Arts, and Yahoo!.
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Marc Davis holds Phd, Media Arts And Sciences from Massachusetts Institute Of Technology.
Marc Davis is listed with skills including User Experience, Mobile Devices, Research, Human Computer Interaction, Strategy, Digital Media, New Media, and Social Networking.
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