Kira Radinsky
Israeli computer scientist
Kira Radinsky (Hebrew: קירה רדינסקי; born July 28, 1986) is a Ukrainian-born Israeli computer scientist, inventor and entrepreneur, specializing in predictive data mining. and artificial intelligence, a high-tech manager, scientist, and a visiting professor at the Technion. She is a member of the Israel Securities Authority. Former Director of Data Science and Chief Scientist at eBay Israel.
Biography
Radinsky was born in Kiev, Ukraine. Her parents separated before she was born, and she immigrated to Israel with her mother when she was 4. She grew up in Nesher. Her mother was a mathematician by training. Her father immigrated to Israel separately and became ultraorthodox, but they are not in touch.
Radinsky attended Yitzhak Rabin High School in Nesher.
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