Bob Metcalfe, who co-invented Ethernet networking technology, continues to take on new challenges as a computational engineer.
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Disentangling Hype from Practicality: On Realistically Achieving Quantum Advantage
What are the promising applications to realize quantum advantage?
From Code Complexity Metrics to Program Comprehension
Understanding code depends not only on the code but also on the brain.
Protecting Autonomous Cars from Phantom Attacks
Enabling object detectors to better distinguish between real and fake objects in semi-autonomous and fully autonomous vehicles.
Eight Reasons to Prioritize Brain-Computer Interface Cybersecurity
Defining and analyzing the impact of cyberattacks on novel generations of BCIs.
Toward Practices for Human-Centered Machine Learning
Designing for the social, cultural, and ethical implications of ML are just as important as its technical advances.
AI and Neurotechnology: Learning from AI Ethics to Address an Expanded Ethics Landscape
The merging of machine, body, and psyche is on the horizon due to the technological advancements enabled by neuroscience and AI.
(Re)Use of Research Results (Is Rampant)
Prior pessimism about reuse in software engineering research may have been a result of using the wrong methods to measure the wrong things.
The Lean Data Scientist: Recent Advances Toward Overcoming the Data Bottleneck
A taxonomy of the methods used to obtain quality datasets enhances existing resources.
Extracting the Essential Simplicity of the Internet
Looking past inessential complexities to explain the Internet's simple yet daring design.
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