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Professors Use Oral Exams to Thwart AI-Enabled Cheating
With students submitting papers genderted almost entirely by artificial intelligence, a wave of professors around the world are…
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Computer Scientists Will Describe Software at Virtual Cyber Conference
Sandia National Laboratories computer scientists Adrian Chavez and Vince Urias have developed cybersecurity platforms they will describe at the Cybersecurity Technology...
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Tech Sector Job Interviews Assess Anxiety, Not Software Skills
Technical job interviews that focus on coding at a whiteboard do not favor the best candidates and may miss good programmers while excluding large segments of the...
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CMU Project Could Improve Email Manners
A team of researchers from Carnegie Mellon University's Language Technologies Institute built a tool that could automatically make email sentences more polite. ...
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Digital Poetry: Five Ways to Combine Human and Computer Languages
Digital artists combine human and computer languages to create digital poetry.
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Sandia Expands Access to Its Cyber Research Tools
Sandia has created free cyber research tools for academic and research institutions.
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Digitize Your Dog Into a Computer Game
Computer scientists at the University of Bath have developed motion capture technology that enables you to digitize a dog without using a motion capture suit.
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Missouri S&T Offers Programming Boot Camps for Engineers and Professionals
Missouri S&T is offering Computer Science Boot Camps to non-computer science engineers and other professionals online.
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Student Receives $10,000 Google Women Techmakers Scholarship
Kendra Aumann-Weyenberg, a University of Wisconsin-Stout senior, is one of 100 students worldwide to win a $10,000 scholarship from the Google Women Techmakers...
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Bjarne Stroustrup Releases Paper on How C++ Thrived
Bjarne Stroustrup, the 69-year-old creator of C++, describes the history and growth of the programming language in a new 168-page paper.
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Computer Chess: Longest-Running Experiment in Computing Science
On August 31, 1970, an experiment began that continues to this day. The first chess tournament for computers was held as part of the ACM's 25th National Conference...
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Software Helps Scientists Create Specialized Data Storage Services
Researchers are working on a software-defined approach to storage services that allows scientists to pull from a collection of modules to create a data storage...
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Which Degrees Do Software Developers Earn?
A Stack Overflow survey of professional developers reveals the different educational pathways they use and the degrees they obtain on the way to their full-time...
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Team Duetto Takes First Place in All-Woman Virtual Hackathon
A group of five female tech engineers from Duetto recently won first place in the Women Hack the Crisis Global All-Women Virtual Hackathon event, with their Hotel...
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Gamemakers Inject AI to Develop More Lifelike Characters
Researchers from Electronic Arts and the University of British Columbia are using a machine learning technique to speed up the videogame development process by...
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Supercomputer Simulates Impact of Asteroid That Wiped Out Dinosaurs
Using high performance computing facilities, scientists at Imperial College in London simulated the asteroid strike that hit the Earth some 66 millions of years...
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Texas Instruments Makes It Harder to Run Programs on Its Calculators
Texas Instruments is pulling support for assembly- and C-based programs on the TI-84 Plus CE calculator and its French counterpart. The move is meant to prevent...
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Tool Uses Machine Learning to Spot Bugs Early in Code Development Cycle
Altran's Code Defect AI identifies potential problems in software development and suggest fixes.
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Hatch Coding Wins 2020 EdTech Digest Cool Tool Award
Hatch Coding's software won the 2020 EdTech Digest Award in the category of Coding, Computer Science, and Engineering Solution.
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New Mars Landing Tech Offers Internship and Science Opportunity
Intern Tiffany Shi joined the Jet Propulsion Laboratory team this past summer testing new technology for landing NASA's next rover on Mars.
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Aurora Workshop Helps Researchers Prep for Exascale Computing
The Argonne Leadership Computing Facility held its third workshop to ready users for the 2021 arrival of the Aurora exascale system.
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