Dan Schultz is a senior software engineer at the Internet Archive and the creator of Truth Goggles, a real-time fact checker tool that provides “a credibility layer for the Internet.”

Schultz earned a master’s degree in media arts and sciences from the MIT Media Lab and was a 2012 Knight-Mozilla Fellow at the Boston Globe.

Schultz earned a bachelor’s degree in information systems and minored in computer science and mathematics from Carnegie Mellon University.

He resides in Brooklyn, New York, with his wife Lyla Duey and their pet cat. The couple loves traveling together when they have time. They also enjoy playing European board games together.