I am a research scientist at Google. My research focuses on natural language understanding and machine learning. Prior to this, I completed my PhD at the University of Washington while working with Luke Zettlemoyer.

Our mission is to alleviate poverty by distributing impact products and supporting product-focused entrepreneurs. In 2007, our founder Kenton Lee traveled to Nairobi, Kenya after graduating college. He lived and worked at a small orphanage with some incredible kids.

Deep contextualized word representations. NAACL-HLT. ME Peters, M Neumann, M Iyyer, M Gardner, C Clark, K Lee, ... Proceedings of the 2015 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language …...

Apr 16, 2015 · That's the goal of The Shoe That Grows, a sandal invented by inventor Kenton Lee that can adjust its size, allowing children in impoverished nations to grow up without having to go barefoot. The shoes, which come in catch-all Small and Large sizes, can grow 5 …

Kenton Lee My research focuses on natural language understanding and machine learning. Prior to joining Google, I completed my PhD at the University of Washington while working with Luke Zettlemoyer.

Jul 18, 2022 · How can a shoe become a catalyst for global change? Kenton Lee is founder of Because International, an innovative accelerator that uses products as solutions to alleviate poverty. Listen as he shares a simple idea that is now impacting hundreds of thousands of children across the world.

Kenton Lee, creator of The Shoe That Grows” teaches an idea he calls Practical Compassion – the Small Things that make a Big Difference and like the best teachers, he leads by example.

We offer a leadership development program for young adults who want to clarify their calling and become leaders in the church. Kenny&Bette is a Thank You company. We believe saying Thank You can change your world. Our mission is to help busy professionals say Thank You more often by providing monthly subscription of cards, envelopes, and stamps.

Mar 6, 2025 · Kenton Lee | Luheng He | Mike Lewis | Luke Zettlemoyer Proceedings of the 2017 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing