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It is well established by now that generative AI systems have demonstrated remarkable capabilities, from generating nuanced human-like text and engaging in complex problem-solving to assisting with code development and creative tasks. Their impact spans across industries, revolutionizing content creation, customer service, and data analysis. The power of these models stems from their sheer size The post Small Models, Big Impact: The Sustainable Future of AI Language Models appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

Data science has rapidly evolved into one of the most dynamic professional fields in the United States. Once considered a more “artisanal” practice, it’s become increasingly industrialized. To enhance productivity and stay current with artificial intelligence (AI), the industry has embraced new processes including technology platforms and machine learning operations. Data science is undergoing a The post Learn at the Forefront of Data Science Evolution appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

In the realm of modern computing, distributed systems reign supreme, handling vast amounts of data, processing complex tasks, and serving millions of users concurrently. The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into these systems has been nothing short of revolutionary, empowering them with capabilities like predictive analytics, anomaly detection, and autonomous decision-making. However, the increased complexity The post Explainable AI in Distributed Systems: Unlocking Transparency and Trust in Complex Environments appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

The Seymour Cray Computer Engineering Award, one of IEEE CS’ highest honors, recognizes innovative contributions to high-performance computing systems that best exemplify the creative spirit demonstrated by field pioneer Seymour Cray, also known as the “father of supercomputing.” Each year, the award is bestowed upon a deserving individual who serves as a present-day visionary, making The post IEEE CS Announces Norman P. Jouppi as 2024 Seymour Cray Computer Engineering Award Recipient appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

The Sidney Fernbach Memorial Award, one of the IEEE Computer Society’s highest achievements, recognizes outstanding contributions in the application of high-performance computers using innovative approaches, in honor of the late Sidney Fernbach, one of the most influential scientists affecting the design of high-performance computers. Each year, the award is bestowed upon individuals who are pioneering The post IEEE CS Announces William M. Tang as 2024 Sidney Fernbach Memorial Award Recipient appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

Idempotency in payment processing microservice architectures might sound complicated, but it’s crucial for ensuring your payments are processed smoothly and reliably every time. This article breaks down why idempotency is essential in modern payment systems and offers a high-level overview of effectively incorporating idempotency into microservices. It also highlights simple and intricate design frameworks and The post Why Idempotency Matters In Payment Processing Architectures appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

The IEEE Computer Society (CS) established its Emerging Tech Grants Program to help connect emerging technologies with the computing community and support members and constituents in using emerging technologies to benefit humanity. Annually, the society funds programs designed to achieve those goals and advance the industry. For 2024-2025, IEEE CS selected six deserving programs, including: The post IEEE Computer Society Announces Selections for its 2024-2025 Emerging Tech Grants Program appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

In the journey to find a job, no milestone is more exciting than the call or email announcing: You’re hired. It’s a sign of success, a moment to celebrate, and—assuming you accept the position—the launch of a new phase in your professional life. What might that new phase look like? Much depends on the team The post Good Job or Bad? 3 Red Flags to Watch For When Job Hunting appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

The IEEE Computer Society Student Branch Chapter Toc H, in collaboration with the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Toc H Institute of Science and Technology, hosted a one-day Hackathon titled “Innovate AI” centered on “Personalized Learning Systems Using AI.” Held on September 28, 2024, the event brought together aspiring engineers and AI enthusiasts The post Empowering the Future of Education- Innovative AI Hackathon appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

Mobile software innovations significantly drive sustainability. As consumer electronics become ever more ubiquitous, original equipment manufacturers and operating system vendors have a growing responsibility to ensure that the manufacturing, distribution, and maintenance of those devices do not negatively impact the environment. Increasingly, software innovations aimed at making devices more durable have picked up steam due The post Durable Devices, Reduced Resources: The Industry Can Make a Difference appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.