By IEEE Computer Society Team
Among the ripples proliferating from rapid AI development and use, few are more complicated than those hitting our natural environment and resources. As society attempts to mitigate the increasingly devastating impacts of climate change, AI systems—which require vast amounts of energy and water to train and use—are clearly exacerbating the…
By Vijay Ramamoorthi
In today’s fast-paced business environment, companies are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing to stay competitive and drive innovation. The combination of AI and cloud services is changing how organizations access and analyze data, making it easier to scale operations and improve decision-making. Industries like manufacturing, retail, finance,…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
Key Takeaways A non-compete agreement can seriously restrict your work options when you leave a company, either by choice or by layoff. Non-compete agreements are controversial; they’re currently illegal in four states, and many other states restrict what non-competes can stipulate. The key to protecting your interests before signing is…
By Tejas Padliya
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare holds immense potential, from improving diagnostics to personalizing treatment plans. With the cost of computing and data storage going down, there is heavy reliance on modern cloud infrastructure. However, the rapid integration of AI into healthcare systems raises significant ethical concerns in addition to security…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
Can we harness AI to empower every customer with their very own personal shopper, consultant and guide? Does everything feel the same in the age of AI? Whether we talk about search results, articles and papers written by AI, chatbots, or image and video searches – many have rightly pointed…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
Despite AI’s wild-fire spread across sectors, AI governance and regulation is still in its nascent stages. This creates massive gaps in AI oversight and society’s ability to determine two key things: who benefits from this reality-altering technology, and who is responsible for its outputs and outcomes. What this means and…
LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., 03 February 2025 – The Nominations Committee of the IEEE Computer Society (CS), the leading computer science and engineering community providing best-in-class publications, conferences, and programs, opened its Call for Nominations for 2026 officers and 2026-2028 Board of Governors members. Open positions include: President – The candidate…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
AI systems and applications are being unleashed across sectors without formalized accountability, impact assessment, or regulatory oversight of key ethical issues. As the authors of a 2024 Computer article point out, this makes voluntary standards and independent scrutiny all the more imperative. The article, “Artificial Intelligence For the Benefit of…
By Wrick Talukdar
“The future is already here – it’s just not evenly distributed,” William Gibson, the American-Canadian author once said. Today, that future is materializing rapidly as AI-powered systems revolutionize how we live, work, and interact. Among these innovations, autonomous AI agents, powered by Large Language Models (LLMs), stand out as transformative…
By Alok Abhishek
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are among today’s most transformative technologies. Yet, according to Gartner Research, only nine percent of technology leaders report using generative AI (GenAI) projects in production, as opposed to 83 percent with projects in the pilot or active assessment phase. These numbers underscore the…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
From serving up an unexpectedly perfect song in your music app to charting the safest evacuation routes for residents trapped by wildfires, AI is having an increasingly pervasive and impactful role in human life. In the United States, however, the massive amounts of power and data AI research and development…
By Vineet Dhanawat
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly become a cornerstone of decision-making across critical systems, from healthcare and finance to judicial processes and public safety. According to a poll conducted by Thomson Reuters, 91% of C-suite executives say that they have plans to implement AI tools in some way, shape, or form…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
Key Takeaways A non-compete agreement can seriously restrict your work options when you leave a company, either by choice or by layoff. Non-compete agreements are controversial; they’re currently illegal in four states, and many other states restrict what non-competes can stipulate. The key to protecting your interests before signing is…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
Key Takeaways Nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) aim to protect a company’s confidential information. For software-related jobs, NDAs typically cover company-generated code, algorithms, processes, and architectures, as well as sensitive business information and practices. For new employees, ensuring that you understand the NDA before you sign it is key to protecting both…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
Comfort zones are so comforting, particularly in a world in which abrupt changes seem to descend on us daily. So why, in these ferociously challenging times, would computer science students vacate their comfort zones to knowingly embrace … another challenge? From the perspective of the finalists in the 2024 North…
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