Hans Moravec
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Hans Moravec is an Austrian-born Canadian computer scientist who serves as an adjunct faculty member at the Robotics Institute of Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. His career has centered on robotics and artificial intelligence research, including the development of computer vision techniques for determining the region of interest in a scene. He is also known as a futurist, with his writings and predictions focusing on the impact of technology and transhumanism. Moravec is associated with Moravec's paradox, the observation that tasks easy for humans are often hard for AI and vice versa, a claim that has been examined and found to lack empirical testing and rest on a contested evolutionary argument.
Updated 6 August 2026
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