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AI Agents: Automation is Not Enough
AI Agents adapt to changes, learn from feedback, and can act autonomously or in collaboration with humans or other agents.
Shaping the Future of Technology
In the ever-evolving world of technology, the influence of computer science on society is both profound and far-reaching. Once a niche field reserved for specialized researchers, computing has transformed into an essential discipline that shapes nearly every aspect of modern life. With the rise of online education and the growing accessibility of computer science degrees, […]
Developing Effective Stakeholder Engagement Strategies in Agile Projects
Strategies for productive stakeholder interaction, better project outcomes, and reinforcing agile values.
The Hidden Risks of URL-Shortening in Scientific Review
Reviewers, authors, and editors all have a role to play in protecting fairness and objectivity in the blind review process.
Assessment in Computer Science Education in the GenAI Era
Exploring the need to rethink assessment in computer science education in the Generative AI era.
We’re Reaping Just What We Sowed
The idea of computing using an abstract machine model that can grow during the execution of an algorithm leads to a theory of computation that is quite rich.
Delivering Cloud Data and Analytic Solutions
How public cloud computing platforms have evolved into easier and more powerful solutions, but the devil is in the details.
Generative AI: A Master List Maker
There are surprising uses of Generative AI that aren’t what people have generally been thinking.
Is Computer Science a Profession? Should It Be?
There are sensitivities and even dangers in the human realms affected by computer science.
Professionals must invest in continuous education to understand AI's potential, avoid pitfalls, and harness its benefits.
Strengthening Security Throughout the ML/AI Lifecycle
Automation, audits, and access control are some of the ways to enhance security in ML systems.
Zero-Trust Security in Software Development
The zero-trust security model is a proactive approach to overcoming potential threats and enhancing application security.
Computation and Deliberation: The Ghost in the Habermas Machine
People interacting only with the Habermas Machine to develop policy neglect the relational and interpersonal dynamics crucial to democratic deliberation.
AI-Driven Code Review: Enhancing Developer Productivity and Code Quality
AI-driven code review tools use deep learning and natural language processing to understand coding patterns and offer suggestions.
UPI 123Pay: India’s Innovation in Mobile Payments
The payment system was developed for India's 400 million users of simple feature phones instead of smartphones.
Integration of Music and Art in a Science and Engineering-Based University
How do technology researchers involved in music and art view its relationship with their science and engineering research?
From X to Bluesky: To Echo Chamber or Not to Echo Chamber?
Our desire to avoid cognitive dissonance makes us inherently susceptible to echo chambers, a phenomenon intensified by algorithms that curate what we see, creating an environment in which beliefs are seldom challenged.
Advanced Machine Learning Algorithms for HR Analytics
ML has revolutionized traditional HR processes through sophisticated classification algorithms that ensure precise, data-driven decision-making.
Technical Marvels, Part 9: Program-Controlled Musical Picture Clocks
Parts of the painting, such as people, animals, and windmills, move in some picture clocks.
Finding Roles in a Team with Generative AI
Generative AI can help an organization fill roles that are responsible for different parts of a project.
Datagram Forwarding Considered Harmful
Perhaps we need to look to forms of structured networking as a means of restricting and controlling the use of unstructured routing.
There are technological reasons why BlueSky is experiencing sharp growth in users and activity.
Heutagogy in Computer Science Education
Heutagogy is characterized by self-determined learning, where learners are not only involved in the learning process but are the primary architects of their educational journey.
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