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Multiplication Hits the Speed Limit
A problem "around since antiquity" may have been resolved by a new algorithm.
Will Deepfakes Do Deep Damage?
The ability to produce fake videos that appear amazingly real is here. Researchers are now developing ways to detect and prevent them.
How the Internet Spans the Globe
The modern Internet is made possible by hundreds of thousands of miles of undersea cables.
Researchers are using convolutional neural networks pre-trained on faces from the largest visual database of families to date, to identify people's relatives.
Autonomy and Automation on the Water
Self-driving and remote-controlled vessels are taking over some duties from human crews.
How to defend intimate details and card data while shopping online this season.
What would a theory of artificial intelligence look like, and how might it be achieved?
Columbia University researchers achieve a meeting of minds on Artificial Intelligence-assisted hearing technology.
Companies are learning that bug bounty programs are just one aspect of good security protocols.
Robots Aim to Boost Astronaut Efficiency
A multitude of robotic assistants for astronauts and rovers are in development to make space exploration more resource-efficient.
Regulating Information Technology
Why isn't IT regulated, when it can have such substantial impacts on people's lives?
Quantum Radar and the Future of Warfare
Quantum radar could have implications for how we diagnose disease and fight wars.
Better Listening with Lossless Audio
The challenges and opportunities of Hi-Res streaming music services.
Machine Learning vs. Machine Learning
Using machine learning to detect deepfakes created for criminal purposes with machine learning.
Only Humans Can Be Accountable For AI
Joanna Bryson is one of the few computer scientists who are experts in both artificial intelligence and natural intelligence.
Future-proofing Security for the Coming Quantum Era
Cybersecurity majors are being trained to design hardware to be immune from software hacks.
Real-World Applications for Drones
Unmanned vehicles have a number of compelling real-world use cases.
Drone technology is poised to enter the mainstream of business and society, but engineering robust controls remains a challenge.
An Interview with Leonard Kleinrock
The UCLA professor and networking pioneer reflects on his career in industry and academia.
Shape the Future of Computing
ACM encourages its members to take a direct hand in shaping the future of the association. There are more ways than ever to get involved.
Get InvolvedCommunications of the ACM (CACM) is now a fully Open Access publication.
By opening CACM to the world, we hope to increase engagement among the broader computer science community and encourage non-members to discover the rich resources ACM has to offer.
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