Detecting/Preventing Infections, and Moving Instruction Online
Terrence DeFranco suggests the Internet of Things could be keeping us safer, and Jeremy Roschelle airs issues related to online instruction.
Systems and Networking
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Artificial intelligence makes sense of radio signals to understand what someone in another room is doing.
How to Curtail Oversensing in the Home
Limiting sensitive information leakage via smart-home sensor data.
The S-shaped curve of technology adoption is a welcome recurrence in an otherwise chaotic adoption world.
Studying Programming in the Neuroage: Just a Crazy Idea?
Programming research has entered the Neuroage.
The ‘Invisible’ Materiality of Information Technology
It's difficult to see the ecological impact of IT when its benefits are so blindingly bright.
Strategically augmented street lamps can become the key enabling technology in smart cities.
We model the problem of identifying a good algorithm from data as a statistical learning problem.
Technical Perspective: Algorithm Selection as a Learning Problem
"Data-Driven Algorithm Design," by Rishi Gupta and Tim Roughgarden, addresses the issue that the best algorithm to use for many problems depends on what the input "looks like."
The Remote Revolution Has to be Driven by Output, Not Salaries
The unfolding COVID-19 pandemic has thrown us all for a loop and forced countless companies to shutter their offices, warehouses, and everything else. Working remotely works best when you pay people for results, not by the hour. Many companies are still paying their employees salaries and they will find out just how hard it is to motivate an off-site employee when they’re paid the same no matter their output.
The ethics of artificial intelligence is increasingly part of school curricula. Will it lead to a better world?
Using Crowdsourced Computing to Fight the Coronavirus
Folding@Home is more powerful than the world’s top seven supercomputers combined.
Hospital wards, grocery stores, and food delivery services are turning to robotic devices to better navigate the pandemic.
Mock Interview websites let you practice your job-search interviewing skills.
Many organizations using the Internet of Things have already implemented Digital Twins.
Looking to Big Data, AI for COVID-19 Shutdown Exit Strategies
Crowdsourced data, artificial intelligence, and cryptography are emerging as vital tools for controlling transmission of COVID-19 as countries look for exit strategies.
The World’s Largest Commercial Cylindrical Slide Rule has a Scale Length of 24m
The world's largest mass-produced cylindrical slide rules come from Loga-Calculator AG in Zurich/Uster, Switzerland.
The role of early high-performance computing capabilities in World War II.
The Evolution of Brick and Mortar
New technologies are transforming the future of in-person retail.
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