Henry Lieberman has been a Research Scientist at the MIT Media
Laboratory since 1987, and, before that, at the MIT Artificial
Intelligence Labortory since 1975. He was a Visiting Professor at the
University of Paris Pierre et Marie Curie, in 1989-90.  He is a member
of the Autonomous Agents group of the Media Lab, working with Prof. Pattie
Maes. His interests are in the intersection of computer graphics,
human interface, and artificial intelligence. His projects include a
Web browsing agent that acts as an advance scout and learns by
observing the user's browsing behavior, and a graphical editor that
learns new procedures from recorded user interactions. He is on the
program committees for Autonomous Agents 97, the ACM International
Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces, and a workshop "Machine
Learning Meets Human-Computer Interaction". He recently co-taught a
tutorial on Intelligent Agents at UCLA, and has taught courses on
Agents at MIT. He has published over 50 papers on a wide variety of
topics.