Information technology is changing the way nations wage war, with philosophical and ethical perspectives struggling to keep pace with those changes. The Atlantic From ACM TechNews | March 30, 2012
The Internet causes connections to multiply and strengthen, creating a frenzy of positive feedback, which can drive people apart—not together.The Atlantic From ACM Opinion | September 21, 2011
Thanks to many people who have written in asking whether the recent Google announcement of a new China-based wave of attacks on Gmail accounts is related to the...The Atlantic From ACM Opinion | June 6, 2011
In the race to build computers that can think like humans, the proving ground is the Turing Test—an annual battle between the world’s most advanced artificial...The Atlantic From ACM News | February 8, 2011
A "hacker" is a technologist with a love for computing and a "hack" is a clever technical solution arrived through a non-obvious means. It doesn't mean to compromise...The Atlantic From ACM Opinion | September 23, 2010
In February 2008, a pair of suicide bombers struck the Israeli town of Dimona. One of the attackers detonated his explosive vest, killing an Israeli, and injuring...The Atlantic From ACM Opinion | September 13, 2010