Communications of the ACM
AI Ruined Chess. Now, It's Making the Game Beautiful Again
Former world champion Vladimir Kramnik teamed up with AI researchers at Alphabet's DeepMind lab to test game variants that can…
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An Interview with Andrew Odlyzko on Cyber Security
Is a "Cyber Pearl Harbor" any greater a risk than a natural disaster? How shall we prioritize our preparations for a cyber disaster?
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An Interview with Andrew Odlyzko on Cyber Security
Is a "Cyber Pearl Harbor" any greater a risk than a natural disaster? How shall we prioritize our preparations for a cyber disaster?
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An Interview with David Brin on Resiliency
Many risks of catastrophic failures of critical infrastructures can be significantly reduced by relatively simple measures to increase resiliency.
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An Interview with William Hugh Murray
A discussion of the rapidly evolving realm of practical cyber security.
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Learning Machine Learning
A discussion of the rapidly evolving realm of machine learning.
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Navigating with Accelerating Technology Change
Mathematical tools such as S-curves locate inflection points in technology-accelerated social spaces; where we move next depends on our navigational skills.
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An Interview with Dave Parnas
A discussion of ideas about software engineering.
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An Interview with Dave Parnas
A discussion of ideas about software engineering.
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The Computing Profession
Taking stock of progress toward a computing profession since this column started in 2001.
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The Forgotten Engineer
Engineering has been marginalized by the unhealthy belief that engineering is the application of science.
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Multitasking Without Thrashing
Lessons from operating systems teach how to do multitasking without thrashing.
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Remaining Trouble Spots with Computational Thinking
Addressing unresolved questions concerning computational thinking.
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Misconceptions About Computer Science
Common misconceptions about computer science hinder professional growth and harm the identity of computing.
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Learning to Learn
Do you get stuck when it is time to learn something new? Read this.
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Software Quality
Software users are looking more and more for software that delights.
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How to Produce Innovations
Making innovations happen is surprisingly easy, satisfying, and rewarding if you start small and build up.
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Fifty Years of Operating Systems
A recent celebration of 50 years of operating system research yields lessons for all professionals in designing offers for their clients.
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Why Our Theories of Innovation Fail Us
Until we moderate our fascination with creating ideas, we will not achieve the rate of innovations we seek.
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