Conor Friedersdorf last week published an excellent interview with the Yale computer scientist David Gelernter. In it, he says that “the best scientists aren’t the dedicated drudges who have no other ...

Yale University said it has barred professor David Gelernter from teaching computer science classes, for now, as the university conducts a review of his contact with Jeffrey Epstein, which included ...

Yale University says a prominent computer science professor will not teach classes while it reviews his conduct, after newly released documents show he sent Jeffrey Epstein an email describing an ...

Yale University professor David Gelernter is not a typical computer scientist. Most days, he sits at an easel near a wide window in his Woodbridge, Conn., house and paints. Two parrots fly around the ...

David Gelernter, the Yale computer scientist and possible Trump science advisor, has written a WSJ opinion piece on the future of higher ed: A High-Tech Rebirth From Higher Ed’s Ruins Gelernter ...

"Computing transcends computers. Information travels through a sea of anonymous, interchangeable computers like a breeze through tall grass. A desktop computer is a scooped-out hole in the beach where ...

I once spent a morning sitting with David Gelernter at Reagan National Airport in Washington—several hours waiting for the fog to lift and the shuttles to start flying again. I had edited him, met him ...

Computer scientist David Gelernter, a Yale University professor who has decried the influence of liberal intellectuals on college campuses, is being considered for the role of the Donald Trump's ...

The Yale computer science prof mulls the end of the Web and search as we know them. He expects they will be swept away by the arrival of the "worldstream: a way to picture the cybersphere as a whole." ...

The reality is more complicated. Gelernter is under no illusions about Trump: In an op-ed last October, he conceded that Trump is “an infantile vulgarian” even in the course of endorsing him. And ...