Different presumptions underlie successive waves of AI research that claim intelligence via computation is within reach.
Robin K. Hill
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Given the sensitivity and even danger of the human realms affected by computer science, we need to address the establishment of our work as a profession.
Is Computer Science a Profession? Should It Be?
There are sensitivities and even dangers in the human realms affected by computer science.
The Software Sins of Bloat and Debt
Let's find the ethical manifestations of programming that affect public safety.
Do All Problems Have Technical Fixes?
Tech solutionism and its variants all express confidence that technology can solve non-technical problems, with costs and other drawbacks considered as secondary.
Maybe the formalization of the tech imperative fails because it's not really about the implications of propositional logic.
Looking ahead at the potential for technology to doom us, or push us to the next boom.
Pondering the Ugly Underbelly, and Whether Images are Real
Robin K. Hill teaches how proofs lead to the truth, while Carlos Baquero searches for truth in imagery.
Cook-Levin: The Ugly Underbelly is Good for Us
Don't just tell your students that SAT is NP-Complete; show why.
Chat Generative Pre-trained… Testimony
Questions about testimony as a means of knowledge acquisition may apply to AI chatbots.
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