# Bart Kosko
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Bart Andrew Kosko (born February 7, 1960) is a writer and professor of electrical engineering and law at the University of Southern California (USC). He is a researcher and popularizer of fuzzy logic, neural networks, and noise, and author of several trade books and textbooks on these and related subjects of machine intelligence.
== Personal background ==
Kosko holds bachelor's degrees in philosophy and in economics from USC, a master's degree in applied mathematics from UC San Diego, a PhD in electrical engineering from UC Irvine, and a J.D. from Concord Law School.
December 4, 2004: Terrorism & Nanotechnology - Dr. Bart Kosko
Art Bell welcomes Professor Bart Kosko, electrical engineer at the University of Southern California, to discuss whether the threat of terrorism has been grossly overestimated. Kosko argues that three years without a major attack on U.S. soil represents significant negative evidence, and that resou…
July 24, 2004: Nanomaterials - Dr. Bart Kosko
Art Bell opens with a collection of strange stories, including mysterious satellite photographs showing unexplained lights in the Sea of Japan rivaling the brightness of Tokyo, a translated Pravda article describing alleged time travel experiments at the South Pole, and new data from European satel…
November 15, 2003: UFO Reports - Peter Davenport #124; Nanotechnology & Fuzzy Logic - Bart Kosko
UFO researcher Peter Davenport from the National UFO Reporting Center shares compelling new cases before Professor Bart Kosko explores the cutting-edge worlds of nanotechnology and fuzzy logic. Davenport discusses recent sightings and the ongoing challenge of documenting and investigating UFO pheno…
November 15, 2003: UFO Reports - Peter Davenport | Nanotechnology & Fuzzy Logic - Bart Kosko
Art Bell opens with Peter Davenport, director of the National UFO Reporting Center, who presents a major sighting case from the November 8th lunar eclipse. Witnesses from Boston and New York City describe clusters of lights moving in formation across the eastern seaboard, with Jeff in Manhattan rep…
December 4, 2004: Terrorism & Nanotechnology - Dr. Bart Kosko
Art Bell welcomes Professor Bart Kosko, electrical engineer at the University of Southern California, to discuss whether the threat of terrorism has been grossly overestimated. Kosko argues that three years without a major attack on U.S. soil represents significant negative evidence, and that resou…
July 24, 2004: Nanomaterials - Dr. Bart Kosko
Art Bell opens with a collection of strange stories, including mysterious satellite photographs showing unexplained lights in the Sea of Japan rivaling the brightness of Tokyo, a translated Pravda article describing alleged time travel experiments at the South Pole, and new data from European satel…
November 15, 2003: UFO Reports - Peter Davenport | Nanotechnology & Fuzzy Logic - Bart Kosko
Art Bell opens with Peter Davenport, director of the National UFO Reporting Center, who presents a major sighting case from the November 8th lunar eclipse. Witnesses from Boston and New York City describe clusters of lights moving in formation across the eastern seaboard, with Jeff in Manhattan rep…
April 4, 2001: Fuzzy Science - Bart Kosko
Art Bell interviews Professor Bart Kosko, an electrical engineering professor at USC and author of "Heaven in a Chip," about fuzzy logic, digital immortality, and the future of computing. Kosko explains how fuzzy logic enables computers to reason in shades of gray rather than strict binary, a techn…
June 17, 2007: Noise, Law, and Technology - Dr. Bart Kosko | UFO Update - James Gilliland
Art Bell welcomes James Gilliland for a UFO update from his ranch in Washington state, where more than 4,000 witnesses have now reported sightings of unexplained aerial objects. Gilliland describes face-to-face encounters with beings he identifies as Pleiadian, portraying them as genetically refine…
June 17, 2007: Noise, Law, and Technology - Dr. Bart Kosko | UFO Update - James Gilliland
Art Bell welcomes James Gilliland for a UFO update from his ranch in Washington state, where more than 4,000 witnesses have now reported sightings of unexplained aerial objects. Gilliland describes face-to-face encounters with beings he identifies as Pleiadian, portraying them as genetically refine…
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