Modern behavioral data science approaches treat every user interaction as a signal. Micro-interactions like hover time, pause ...

This Opinion column aims to shed light on the often-overlooked difference between two main types of privacy from a control ...

Putting a human in the loop often refers to an artificial intelligence (AI), such as a target acquirer, that requires human authorization to proceed (as in, pull the trigger). However, in learning ...

Demand for computing power—fueled largely by artificial intelligence (AI)—shows no signs of abating. Yet, as AI becomes a ...

Precise, sensible, and easy to use terms to differentiate the two intrinsic types of privacy controls will positively impact the accuracy of privacy research and discussions. Human-in-the-loop ...

A response to recent largesse of large language modeling material. Reading the Communications March 2025 issue, it struck me ...

The quantum Internet can be a mind-bending, sci-fi sounding concept, but it’s also one that is getting closer, albeit slowly, ...

If you’re building or managing AI systems, governance isn’t just a legal problem anymore. It’s an engineering constraint—one ...

When AI becomes part of the team rather than a private assistant, it becomes a platform for organizational intelligence. The ...

Bug bounty programs (BBPs) crowdsource vulnerability discovery—enabling ethical hackers to identify and report flaws for ...

Novices don’t have the knowledge to use complex manual tools and coding in cyberattacks. AI-powered attack tools are often ...

“Removing a pair of eyes comes at a cost,” warned James Blundell, an aviation human factors researcher at Cranfield University in the U.K. He and his colleagues are studying how unexpected events like ...