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Considering the Impact of Technology on Society

By Leah Hoffmann
Communications of the ACM, March 2023, Vol. 66 No. 3, Pages 100-ff
10.1145/3579652
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Moshe Y. Vardi, University Professor at Rice University — Credit: Rice University

Moshe Vardi's horizons are big when it comes to computer science. Celebrated for his contributions to formal methods and computational complexity, he is also well known for his role with ACM, and, in particular, with this publication. Vardi took over as Editor-in-Chief of Communications of the ACM in 2008. Though he stepped down to become a Senior Editor in 2017, he continues to publish regularly on topics from corporate ethics to post-graduate education. Here, he talks about socioeconomics, social media, and the impact of computing on society.

You have spent your career focusing on automated reasoning and logic, but in recent years, it seems like you have been just as active in examining the social implications of technology.

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