Louis Rosenberg, PhD is a computer scientist, research engineer, and writer in the fields of artificial intelligence, human-computer interaction and augmented reality. He earned his doctorate from Stanford University and was a professor at California State University. A prolific inventor with over 300 issued patents worldwide, Rosenberg is known for developing the first augmented reality system at Air Force Research Laboratory (1991-1994) and for pioneering in the field of Collective Superintelligence (2014-2026). His published books include Upgrade, Monkey Room, Eons, Arrival Mind, One of Us, and Our Next Reality. His fiction and non-fiction address the emerging risks of advanced technology, focusing largely on the dangers of AI and immersive technologies.