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Technology does not appear from nowhere. It is rooted in time, place, and opportunity. No lab is an island; machines’ capabilities and constraints are determined not only by the laws of physics and chemistry but by who supports those technologies, who builds them, and where they grow.

Top universities are finally bringing the excitement of the quantum future into the classroom.

‘Ambient computing’ is coming, and it promises to change how we interact with the world. But there are still a lot of challenges—and concerns—to overcome.

Professor Jim Kurose discusses the type of science computing researchers are focusing on and the future of the field based on the newest generation’s interests.

"AI will make our lives better. But AI will also have downstream consequences that we have just the earliest inklings of," Cathryn Carson, chair of UC Berkeley's history department, said in a Q&A.

The Internet of Things (IoT) technology and devices represent an exciting field in computer science that is rapidly emerging worldwide. The demand for automation and efficiency has also been a contributing factor to the advancements in this technology. The proliferation of IoT devices coincides with advancements in wireless networking technologies, driven by the enhanced connectivity of the internet.

The article looks at issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the computer science field and in the computer and high-technology industries.

The article discusses the extraordinary advances in computing over the last century, since 1833 when English mathematician Charles Babbage conceived a programmable machine that presaged today's computing architecture. Topics covered include the ways that computers have transformed human lives, and its implications for the future. Also discussed are the issue on ethical artificial intelligence and the ways that algorithms affect people's lives.

Chatbots are increasingly becoming important gateways to digital services and information—taken up within domains such as customer service, health, education, and work support. However, there is only limited knowledge concerning the impact of chatbots at the individual, group, and societal level.

The great technological achievements in the recent past regarding artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and computer science make it very likely, according to many experts in the field, that we will see the advent of intelligent and autonomous robots that either match or supersede human capabilities in the midterm (within the next 50 years) or long term (within the next 100–300 years).

This paper aims to investigate the recent developments in research and practice on the transformation of professional skills by artificial intelligence (AI) and to identify solutions to the challenges that arise.

Artificial intelligence is one of the most trending topics in the field of Computer Science which aims to make machines and computers 'smart'. There are multiple diverse technical and specialized research associated with it. Due to the accelerating rate of technological changes, artificial intelligence has taken over a lot of human jobs and is giving excellent results that are more efficient and effective, than humans.

The article looks at the history of computers and at the larger historical context that shaped it, in an effort to forecast how computer technology may develop in the future. It notes that a large share of the funding and impetus for the development of computer technology came from the defense and military priorities of the Cold War.

The end of classical computer science is coming,
and most of us are dinosaurs waiting for the meteor to hit.