Communications of the ACM
Innovation Is Overrated: A Provocation
Digital innovation is not working in the interest of the whole of society. It is time to radically rethink its purpose without…
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U.S. Copyright Office's Questions about Generative AI
Generating more questions than answers.
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Internet of Things Security and Privacy Labels Should Empower Consumers
Designs should offer useful information and convenience.
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Can Machines Be in Language?
Large language models brought language to machines. Machines are not up to the challenge.
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Disinformation 2.0 in the Age of AI: A Cybersecurity Perspective
Why disinformation is a cyber threat.
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Generative AI Degrades Online Communities
How large language models are influencing online communities.
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What Do Computing and Economics Have to Say to Each Other?
A culminating chapter in the information revolution is the development of computing and communication technologies in the 20th century, where we learned to transmit...
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Gaining Benefit from Artificial Intelligence and Data Science: A Three-Part Framework
Why ethics is not enough.
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Virtual and the Future of Conferences
Making conferences more accessible.
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Undergraduate Computer Science Curricula
First-job readiness versus long-term career preparation.
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How the AI Boom Went Bust
Fallout from an exploding bubble of hype triggered the real AI Winter in the late 1980s.
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Leveraging Professional Ethics for Responsible AI
Applying AI techniques to journalism.
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Autocorrect Is Not: People Are Multilingual and Computer Science Should Be Too
Considering the interconnection of computing and human languages.
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Achievement in Microarchitecture
David Papworth, a 30-year veteran of Intel, on what led to the P6 microprocessor and how that changed the microarchitectural paradigm.
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Achievement in Microarchitecture
David Papworth, a 30-year veteran of Intel, on what led to the P6 microprocessor and how that changed the microarchitectural paradigm.
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Rebuttal How-To: Strategies, Tactics, and the Big Picture in Research
Demystifying rebuttal writing.
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Toward a Solid Acceptance of the Decentralized Web of Personal Data: Societal and Technological Convergence
Giving individuals more control of their personal data.
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The Perils of Leveraging Evil Digital Twins as Security-Enhancing Enablers
Seeking more secure and effective digital representations.
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