The Algerian researcher, Fouad Bousetouane has just won a double distinction in the United States of America. The latter rewards the work of this young Algerian prodigy in the field of artificial intelligence.
Originally from the wilaya of Annaba, Fouad Bousetouane is today executive director at the Research Center for Artificial Intelligence of the American company Grainger and he holds more than 20 patents in the world of artificial intelligence.
Algerian Fouad Bousetouane in the list of “Marquis Who’s Who”
Recently, the American Patent and Trademark Office, USPTO, awarded an honorable mention to Algerian researcher Fouad Bousetouane. In particular, for his latest invention which is based on the use of Lazer sensors and artificial visualization.
But that’s not all, the American publisher “Marquis Who’s Who” has decided to include the name of this Algerian prodigy in its list of honors of personalities, scientists, and researchers having a positive impact on science and society . Remember, “Marquis Who’s Who” is an American publisher of biographical directories of people considered to have accomplished something notable.
Who is Fouad Bousetouane, the Algerian artificial intelligence prodigy?
Ambitious, this young Algerian researcher first studied at Badji Mokhtar University in Annaba before winning a scholarship to continue his studies at the International Center for Space Studies. His career in this field was launched when he met a person in Barcelona who invited him to continue his research in the USA.
Furthermore, Fouad joined the Research Center for Artificial Intelligence of the American company Grainger, of which he became managing director three years later. Fouad Bousetouane gained his reputation as a computer genius by developing software to recognize a total of one million industrial products in the space of three seconds, knowing that Amazon’s system takes 12 seconds to obtain the same result.
Indeed, this artificial identification system is currently the fastest and most precise in the world. This has allowed his company to stay ahead of its competitors.
