Mathematician Martin Jackson is known for his work on Hilbert's Tenth Problem, among other things.
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Quantum Computing with Exponentially Fewer Errors
A procedure tested on Google's Sycamore quantum processor demonstrates the next practical level of error correction.
Programmable Trap Can Kill Viruses
Computational genetic engineering has enabled a method of "trapping" and killing viruses.
How Does One Multiply with Napier’s Rods?
Napier's multiplication and division rods, deriving from the basic multiplication table, simplify calculations considerably.
Cyber Risk in Digital Transformation
Cybersecurity missteps during corporate Digital Transformation efforts can lead to digital breaches.
A European Union Approach to Regulating Big Tech
Considering a new regulatory proposal for addressing digital market competition concerns.
There is much to be learned from the lower-level details of hardware.
Responsible AI: Bridging From Ethics to Practice
Recommendations for increasing the benefits of artificial intelligence technologies.
Science Needs to Engage With Society: Some Lessons From COVID-19
Recent experiences toward communicating science to the general public.
WebRTC: Real-Time Communication for the Open Web Platform
What was once a way to bring audio and video to the Web has expanded into more use cases than we could ever imagine.
The Dogged Pursuit of Bug-Free C Programs: The Frama-C Software Analysis Platform
A panoramic view of a popular platform for C program analysis and verification.
Multimedia Data Delivery Based on IoT Clouds
A method for reducing delivery delays for multimedia data produced by the Internet of Things.
Collaborations between two communities have unearthed a sweet spot for future programming efforts.
Optimal Auctions Through Deep Learning
We overview recent research results that show how tools from deep learning are shaping up to become a powerful tool for the automated design of near-optimal auctions.
eBP: An Ear-Worn Device for Frequent and Comfortable Blood Pressure Monitoring
We developed eBP to measure blood pressure from inside a user's ear aiming to minimize the measurement's impact on normal activities while maximizing its comfort level.
Technical Perspective: eBP Rides the Third Wave of Mobile Health
The automated blood pressure wearable system described in "eBP," by Nam Bui et al., is a sterling example of the third wave of mobile health tech to fill the preventative care gap.
Can we discover language in the vocalizations and/or gestures of non-human species? Within that question lies another: whether rich machine learning methods can demonstrate that interspecies communication is possible.
Technical Perspective: The Quest for Optimal Multi-Item Auctions
"Optimal Auctions Through Deep Learning," by Paul Dütting et al., contributes a very interesting and forward-looking new take on the optimal multi-item mechanism computational challenge, initiating the use of deep learning for mechanism design.
Screen Recognition Makes Apps More Accessible
Apple's Screen Recognition algorithm identifies the metadata necessary to communicate the functions of any app or Web page to the visually impaired.
Joke-Cracking Chatbots Boost Learning Levels
The role of humor in training, and conversing with, chatbots.
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