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Critics say human interactions between captain and copilot on flight decks keep airliners flying safely, and that AI-based ‘copilots’ are a risk too far. Paul Marks BLOG@CACM Jul 3 2025 Essential considerations for building durable systems in the cloud era. Azim Shaik The SOFAI multi-agent...

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Frequently Asked Questions – Communications of the ACM

Q: Is the CACM website the same as the monthly CACM magazine? A: No. The CACM website publishes Research, News, Opinion, and BLOG@CACM content before it appears in print in the monthly CACM magazine. Not all online content will appear in print, but all articles on the website are considered...

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Join ACM and Shape the Future of Computing – Communications of the ACM

For more than 75 years, ACM has helped computing professionals to be their most creative, connect to peers, and see what’s next. Joining ACM means you dare to be the best computing professional you can be. ACM members enjoy these exclusive benefits: Online & print access to Communications of the...

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50 Years of Queries – Communications of the ACM

E.F. Codd’s “A Relational Model of Data for Large Shared Data Banks”10 is one of the most influential papers in all of computer science. In it, Codd defined concepts that are still in widespread use today, more than five decades later,...

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Researchers Tap AI to Dig Into the Past – Communications of the ACM

Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are usually tied to aspirations for the future, yet they may also transform how we think about the past. Researchers working at the intersection of archaeology and computer science are using AI to...

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