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Daniel Peter Huttenlocher entered the world in 1959. His father worked as a neurologist at the University of Chicago Medical School while his mother held a professorship in cognitive psychology there.
He earned an undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan before completing both his master's and doctorate degrees in Cambridge by 1988. His doctoral work took place under the supervision of Shimon Ullman.
By 2015, he had accumulated ownership of twenty-four patents in computer vision. These legal protections covered specific methods within that technical field.
The 21st of February 2019 marked the announcement that he would return to MIT. This position officially began in August 2019 when he became head of its new Schwarzman College of Computing.
Huttenlocher co-authored The Age of AI And Our Human Future in 2021 alongside former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and former Google CEO Eric Schmidt. Little, Brown and Company published their initial work in New York.