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	These reviews have been chosen by the editors to be highlighted. Options: All Media Types Journals Proceedings Div Books Whole Books Other Date Highlighted Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Ascending Year: 20262025202420232022202120202019201820172016201520142013201220112010200920082007200620052004200320022001 1-10 of 15 results Date Healthcare agent: eliciting the power of large language models for medical consultation Ren Z., Zhan Y., Yu B., Ding L., Xu P., Tao D. npj Artificial Intelligence 11-9, 2025.  Type: Article The design of a reliable healthcare agent for solving diverse, intertwined healthcare issues is thought-provoking. How should an effective agent provide safe and quality responses to inquiries? Zhiyao et al. explore the potential of large language... Apr 13 2026 Quantum computing for the brain Swan M., dos Santos R., Lebedev M., Witte F., WORLD SCIENTIFIC, Hackensack, NJ, 2022. 552 pp.  Type: Book (1800610610) Have you ever wondered why the human brain correctly distinguishes between a flute and a piano yet our measures of timbre (quality of sound) are not foolproof, that is, they are more sensitive to pitch and less to timbre? It is because the brain a... Apr 6 2026 Just enough data science and machine learning: essential tools and techniques Levene M., Harris M., Pearson, Hoboken, NJ, 2024. 224 pp.  Type: Book (9780138340742), Reviews: (2 of 2) As its title suggests, this book aims to provide readers with a concise yet foundational introduction to data science and machine learning. The authors successfully outline the essential concepts of both fields, highlighting data science as an int... Mar 30 2026 Against imaginary friends: why digital companions are no solution to social isolation Sparrow R., Brown J. Communications of the ACM 69(2): 60-68, 2026.  Type: Article This provocative article debates the technological progress toward “digital humans” versus “digital companions.” The argument: less is more, but not necessarily good enough.... Mar 23 2026 The ethics of artificial intelligence in defence Taddeo M., OXFORD UNIVERISTY PRESS, Oxford, UK, 2024. 304 pp.  Type: Book (9780197745441) This comprehensive and methodical volume, the groundwork for “[an] ethics of artificial intelligence (AI) in defense,” presents a critically important and structured inquiry into one of the most pressing technological and ethical chall... Mar 16 2026 Digital authoritarianism in the making: repression and resistance on the Russian Internet Daucé F., Loveluck B., Musiani F., MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 2025. 272 pp.  Type: Book (0262553678) Digital authoritarianism in the making presents a detailed examination of Russia’s evolving digital landscape, where state control, platform governance, and grassroots resistance intersect in complex ways. Rather than offering a broad... Mar 9 2026 Confusing the map for the territory Qadri R., Madaio M., Gray M. Communications of the ACM 68(10): 32-34, 2025.  Type: Article When I first read this article, a couple of lateral thoughts came to me illustrating the oversimplification of common cultural themes and icons. In old movies, a scene set in Paris has the Eiffel Tower visible through every window. Texas looks lik... Mar 2 2026 Generative artificial intelligence: a law and economics approach to optimal regulation and governance Kovac M., Palgrave Macmillan, New York, NY, 2024. 150 pp.  Type: Book (9783031655135) Generative artificial intelligence is thoughtful, ambitious, and highly relevant to contemporary debates on artificial intelligence (AI) governance. When generative AI systems are reshaping markets, institutions, and social relations, the b... Feb 23 2026 Visualization for social data science Beecham R., Chapman&Hall/CRC, Boca Raton, FL, 2025. 218 pp.  Type: Book (103225971X) Roger Beecham’s Visualization for social data science is a concise, practice-first introduction to using graphics as an integral part of social science analysis. The book walks the reader from visual exploration to model-informed disp... Feb 16 2026 Fifty years of open source software supply-chain security Cox R. Communications of the ACM 68(10): 88-95, 2025.  Type: Article Commercial software developers typically use specialized tools to ensure that their software is developed securely and largely fault free--although the regular release of security patches by some large organizations suggests considerable room... Feb 9 2026   Display 510152550100 per page
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