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Grady Booch (born February 27, 1955) is an American software engineer, best known for developing the Unified Modeling Language (UML) with Ivar Jacobson and James Rumbaugh. He is recognized internationally for his innovative work in software architecture, software engineering, and collaborative development environments .
Grady Booch (27 de febrero de 1955) es un diseñador de software, un metodologista de software y entusiasta del diseño de patrones. Es director científico de Rational Software (ahora parte de IBM) y editor de una serie de Benjamin/Cummings. En 1995 se recibió como miembro de la Asociación de Maquinaria Computacional (ACM).
Grady Booch is a renowned software engineer and architect who co-created UML and founded the Agile Alliance. He is also a leader in embodied cognition research and a transmedia documentary producer.
Grady Booch is a software engineer, author, and IBM Fellow who tweets about technology, science, and humanity. Follow him to get insights from his books, lectures, and projects, as well as his interactions with other influential figures like Uber.
Grady Booch is a unique voice in computing, who co-created the Unified Modeling Language and the Booch method. He also explores the intersection of computing and what it means to be human, the evolution of intelligence, and the role of women in the field. In this conversation, he shares his insights on topics such as software engineering, design patterns, artificial intelligence, quantum machines, and Web3.
Grady BOOCH, Chief Scientist | Cited by 29,458 | of IBM, Armonk | Read 235 publications | Contact Grady BOOCH
Grady Booch, a scientist and philosopher, argues that we should not fear superintelligent AI, but teach it to share our human values. He explains how artificial intelligence will enhance human life and dispel our sci-fi induced anxieties.
