What Life Will Be Like When the Computers Disappear
by Edward C. Baig, USA Today What happens when the computers around you all but disappear? Tiny sensors built into walls, household products, what …
Father of the Web Confronts His Creation in the Era of Fake News
by Brad Stone, Bloomberg In an interview, World Wide Web Consortium founder (and 2016 A.M. Turing Award recipient) Sir Tim Berners-Lee discusses how …
CAPTCHA Is Dying. This Is How It’s Being Reinvented for the AI Age
by Matt Burgess, Wired.co.uk The goal of the Turing test is for a human to work out whether they’re communicating with another …
Maker of management platform for ‘internet of things’ gets $30 million infusion
by Paul Gillin, SiliconANGLE FogHorn Systems Inc. continues to enlist an army of “internet of things” makers as investors in its campaign to …
Ada Lovelace Day Honors ‘the First Computer Programmer’
by Yasemin Saplakoglu, Scientific American Pioneering 19th-century English mathematician Ada Lovelace is honored on the second Tuesday of every October for her …
Stanford Cyber Initiative Tackles Pressing Issues in Cybersecurity, Governance, and the Future of Work
by Nicole Feldman, Stanford News In an interview, Stanford University professors Michael McFaul and Dan Boneh discuss the purpose of the Stanford Cyber …
Autonomous Vehicles’ Future May Be Further Away, Different Than Imagined
by Theo Douglas, Government Technology Experts agree that electric and autonomous vehicle technologies are here to stay, but where the industry will be …
How the Internet Kept Humming During 2 Hurricanes
by JAMES GLANZ, NYT At one node of the industrial backbone that keeps the internet running, employees sheltered from the worst of …
Affected by the Equifax hack? Here’s what to do now
by Lora Strum and Dan Cooney PBS.ORG Equifax is facing nearly two dozen class-action lawsuits, along with a separate suit from the …
Machine Learning Could Help to Improve Climate Forecasts
by Nicola Jones, Nature As Earth-observing satellites become more plentiful and climate models more powerful, researchers who study global warming are facing a deluge …