Most do not require the agency's approval, and those that do often don't require clinical trial
Scientific American From ACM Opinion | October 13, 2021
Developers try to overcome a multitude of technical challenges before vehicles drive on their own
Scientific American From ACM Opinion | September 27, 2021
Racism and sexism are obstacles to making the scientific enterprise worthy of its public funding
Scientific American From ACM Opinion | August 17, 2021
One year after supercomputers worked together to fight COVID-19, it's time to broaden the partnership to prepare for other crises.
Scientific American From ACM Opinion | June 9, 2021
The potential dangers of artificial intelligence are great enough to required great care about how powerful we allow it to become.
Scientific American From ACM Opinion | May 4, 2020
Technical training today should not be solely in the business of making better coders but of making better people who will be able to cultivate the future.
Scientific American From ACM Opinion | April 2, 2020
Virtual reality has been touted as an "empathy machine" that lets users see what it's like to have a disability—but people with disabilities often can't use it....Scientific American From ACM Opinion | January 30, 2020
California's new law forcing ride-sharing companies to treat their drivers as employees could harm or kill an important new business model.
Scientific American From ACM Opinion | October 25, 2019
The fear that artificial intelligence machines could become our overlords — or perhaps wipe us out altogether — reflects a misunderstanding of AI.
Scientific American From ACM Opinion | September 27, 2019
STEM curricula must be enhanced so graduates have a deeper understanding of how their work affects humanity.
Scientific American From ACM Opinion | September 10, 2019
Parenthood is a key driver of gender imbalance in STEM. Almost half of all women in full-time science jobs leave or go part-time after the birth of their first...Scientific American From ACM Opinion | June 19, 2019
It is unclear how many intelligent civilizations have arisen in the Milky Way galaxy so far, but if some have, a pressing question comes to mind: Were they or are...Scientific American From ACM Opinion | March 5, 2019
The killer machines are coming. Robotic weapons that target and destroy without human supervision are poised to start a revolution in warfare comparable to the...Scientific American From ACM Opinion | March 1, 2019
The recently signed executive order establishing the American AI Initiative correctly identifies artificial intelligence as central to American competitiveness...Scientific American From ACM Opinion | February 26, 2019