BAIR (=Berkeley Artificial Intelligence Research) was a laboratory of the Computer Science Division of University of California at Berkeley, run by Professor Robert Wilensky from about 1978 to 1998. The name is now used to cover all AI research at Berkeley.
Anthony Albert, Check Point via Symantec, etc.
Rick Alterman, Brandeis University
Yigal Arens, USC Information Sciences Institute
Michael S. Braverman, Roche
Margaret Butler, via Sun Microsystems
David N. Chin, University of Hawaii, emeritus
Isaac K. Cheng, IBM
Charley Cox, via Franz Inc.
Michael Deering, via Sun Microsystems
Joe Faletti, Semantic AI, via ETS
Eric Karlson, Snowflake
Marti Hearst, UC Berkeley, via Xerox Parc
Paul Jacobs, Jake Technologies, via Primus, AnswerLogic, U. Penn, GE
Dan Jurafsky, Stanford University, via the University of Colorado, ICSI
Narciso Jaramillo, Adobe, via Macromedia
Marc Luria, via DirecTV, Technion
Tony Maida, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
James H. Martin, University of Colorado, Boulder
Jim Mayfield, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab, via University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Peter Norvig, Google, via USC, Sun, Junglee, NASA Ames
David D. Palmer, via U. Washington, Mitre, HP
Lisa Rau, Fionta, via Confluence
Terry Regier, University of California at Berkeley Linguistics, via University of Chicago Psychology
Michael X. Schiff, Phile, via Ingenio
Nigel Ward, University of Texas at El Paso, via the University of Tokyo
Dekai Wu, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Jamie Zawinski, via Netscape and Mozilla.org
updated December 2020 Nigel Ward