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Making Conversation a Robot’s Command
Recent advances help close the gap between high-level specifications of robotic behavior, and low-level implementations of robotic platforms.
Many major digital payment systems have known security issues, and present a constant, attractive attack surface for hackers and malicious actors.
The chip industry chases advances in lithography to support the next generation of computing devices.
Machine learning and large generative models are emerging that suggest an ability to predict life events.
LLMs hold the potential to work around behavioral problems and make robots more socially acceptable.
LLM Hallucinations: A Bug or A Feature?
Researchers are taking a multitude of approaches to deal with AI hallucinations.
Following his parents’ advice on a field of study put Avi Wigderson on a path that has led him to the ACM A.M. Turing Award.
Shor's algorithm remains a critical stimulus for the development of quantum computing.
Assistive Robotics Takes a Step Forward
Aiming to transform the lives of the disabled with technologies.
Brain-computer interfaces can help the paralyzed to make things move, but what happens when employers obtain the resulting brain data?
Builders increasingly are using the additive manufacturing process to “print” new homes.
Maximizing Power Grid Security
Developing hybrid attack graphs to identify, and mitigate, potential attacks on the national electrical grid.
How can the interference of artificial intelligence be limited or eliminated in the 2024 U.S. elections?
Scientific Applications of Generative AI
What does generative artificial intelligence have to offer science?
Wigderson Named Turing Awardee for Decisive Work on Randomness
His groundbreaking contributions to theoretical computer science demonstrate the power and limitations of randomness in computation.
Perspectives on AI from Around the Globe
International experts highlight universal trends and local nuances on the state of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
In Memoriam: Ross Anderson, 1956-2024
A researcher, author, and industry consultant in security engineering, Anderson also was a professor of Security Engineering at the Department of Computer Science and Technology of the U.K.'s University of Cambridge.
New tools aim to disrupt generative AI models to shield creative content from unauthorized usage.
Safety Fears Raised Over Risks of ‘Penetrative AI’
Can we trust artificial intelligence to not endanger us?
It's become easier to create lifelike AI avatars of people who have passed away.
Shape the Future of Computing
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Get InvolvedCommunications of the ACM (CACM) is now a fully Open Access publication.
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