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Opinion Apr 1 2019

The Web Is Missing an Essential Part of Infrastructure: An Open Web Index

A proposal for building an index of the Web that separates the infrastructure part of the search engine—the index—from the services part that will form the basis for myriad search engines and other services utilizing Web data on top of a public infrastructure open to everyone.

Dirk Lewandowski

Opinion Jun 1 2020

What Do DDT and Computing Have in Common?

In addition to reaping computing's bounty (education, information access, entertainment, commerce, efficiency, and more), we should "own" and work to reduce the negative impacts of computing.

Andrew A. Chien

Opinion May 1 2020

Efficiency vs. Resilience: What COVID-19 Teaches Computing

Computer science has yet to internalize the idea that resilience, which to me includes fault tolerance, security, and more, must be pushed down to the algorithmic level.

Moshe Y. Vardi

News Feb 6 2020

Making the Internet Civil Again

Researchers are exploring ways to improve discourse in online discussion groups and social media sites.

Samuel Greengard

News Jan 23 2020

Can Antiferromagnetic Materials Replace Silicon in Future Computers?

Seeking alternatives to silicon as Moore’s Law approaches its end.

Karen Emslie

Prototype of an antiferromagnetic magnetoelectric memory chip, developed by researchers in Germany and Switzerland.

News Nov 14 2019

Machine Learning vs. Machine Learning

Using machine learning to detect deepfakes created for criminal purposes with machine learning.

David Geer

Detecting a deepfake video of U.S. president Trump.

BLOG@CACM Oct 6 2019

If We Want Women to Persist in Computing, Teach Them Programming – At Any Age

Two recent reports point to the important of teaching female students to program and that it's never "too late."

Mark Guzdial

News Jan 1 2010

Amir Pnueli: Ahead of His Time

Remembering a legacy of practical and theoretical innovation.

Leah Hoffmann

1996 ACM A.M. Turing Award recipient Amir Pnueli

Opinion Jun 1 2019

ACM Awards Honor CS Contributions

The Turing Award is one of a suite of professional honors ACM bestows annually to recognize technical achievements that have made significant contributions to our field.

Cherri M. Pancake

News Nov 29 2018

Virtual Reality Goes on Trial

VR could significantly change the way jurors and judges weigh evidence in the courtroom.

Samuel Greengard

Virtual reality could help judges and jurors revisit crime scenes to see exactly what happened.

Opinion Mar 1 2004

Superscaled Security

Exponential increases in computational speed, memory capacity, and bandwidth impose futuristic security demands and challenges.

Rebecca T. Mercuri

News Jun 5 2018

The Fake News Wars Have Only Begun

The next generation of false news will feature realistic-looking videos and a battle of algorithms.

Samuel Greengard

A 2016 Buzzfeed News poll found that fake news headlines fool American adults about 75% of the time.

News Apr 3 2018

Robots Augment Surgeons

Automation that helps doctors perform surgery also will help them learn to be better surgeons.

Bennie Mols

The da Vinci system enables the surgeon to operate through several small incisions with enhanced capabilities including high-definition 3D vision.

News May 1 2017

Combating Cancer With Data

Supercomputers will sift massive amounts of data in search of therapies that work.

Esther Shein

News Feb 27 2018

Can Neuroevolution Change Machine Learning?

Neuroevolution borrows techniques from natural evolution to push the boundaries of machine learning.

Samuel Greengard

A nerve cell, which artificial neural networks attempt to mimic.

Opinion Nov 1 2017

Would Turing Have Won the Turing Award?

Today, Alan Turing is widely regarded as one of the most outstanding scientists of the 20th century, but that was not the case in 1966. The question, therefore, can be posed as follows: Would Turing have won the Turing Award?

Moshe Y. Vardi

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