11 Facts About Yossi Matias

Yossi Matias is an Israeli computer scientist, entrepreneur and Google executive.

Yossi Matias is the founding managing director of Google's Center in Israel and co-lead of Google's AI for Social Good.

Yossi Matias is a recipient of Godel Prize, an ACM Fellow and a recipient of Paris Kanellakis Theory and Practice Award for seminal work on the foundations of streaming algorithms and their application to large scale data analytics.

Yossi Matias established the Research and Development Center of Google in Israel.

Yossi Matias led the development of Google products such as Google Trends, Google Insights for Search, Google Suggest, Google Visualization API, Ephemeral IDs for IoT.

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Yossi Matias is leading efforts in Conversational AI including Google Duplex, Call Screen, Live Caption, Live Relay, Recorder, and Euphonia.

Yossi Matias pioneered an initiative to bring cultural and heritage collections online, such as the Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial Museum archive, the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Yossi Matias is leading a global initiative for Crisis Response and Flood Forecasting.

Yossi Matias is on the computer science faculty at Tel Aviv University, and previously a research scientist at Bell Labs and a visiting professor at Stanford.

Yossi Matias published extensively in the areas of data analysis, algorithms for massive data sets, data streams and synopses, parallel algorithms and systems, data compression, data and information management systems, security and privacy, video processing, and Internet technologies.

Yossi Matias pioneered some of the early technologies for the effective analysis of big data, internet privacy and contextual search.