Communications of the ACM
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AI and Water: Ownership, Power, and Public Trust Explored
Josiah Hester, author of the Communications of the ACM article "Who Owns the Wai (Water)? AI, Power, and the Public Trust," discusses the parallels between artificial intelligence and water. The interview explores theme…
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LLM-powered software self-healing research sparks debate over reliability
A recent article in Communications of the ACM proposes using Large Language Models (LLMs) to automatically fix software exceptions, allowing programs to continue running. The research indicates that this LLM-driven self…
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AI's impact on programming: a new kind of difficulty
The latest edition of Communications of the ACM features a cover story exploring how artificial intelligence has altered the landscape of programming. The article posits that AI has not simplified the programming proces…
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LLM latency SLOs mask user pain points; track p99 and sessions
A developer shared insights into the shortcomings of relying solely on p50 latency Service Level Objectives (SLOs) for LLM applications. The author explains that while p50 (median) latency might appear acceptable, it ma…
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US Energy Department Builds National AI Platform for Science
The U.S. Department of Energy is developing a national platform called the Genesis Mission to facilitate AI-driven scientific research. This initiative aims to connect various research institutions and resources, enabli…
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AI can bridge software engineering and formal verification, says Meyer
Bertrand Meyer's opinion piece in Communications of the ACM explores the potential of Artificial Intelligence to enhance software engineering. Meyer posits that AI can bridge the gap between current development practice…