Mozilla and the Columbia Institute of Global Politics, along with more than 40 researchers, builders, and policy experts, published a framework in Communications of the ACM that defines openness in fo…
A Connecticut man suing a bariatric surgery group hid a prompt injection in a July 2026 court filing, instructing AI models to agree with his case, and was sanctioned by the court. The tactic mirrors …
The U.S. Department of Energy is proposing a single national platform for AI-driven scientific research, as reported in an August 17, 2026 Communications of the ACM article that quotes ISI's Ewa Deelm…
A developer argues that while AI can rapidly generate the first 90% of a software project, the remaining 90%—handling real-world edge cases, scalability, and security—still requires human expertise. T…
Jeremy Osborn's Communications of the ACM opinion piece, which hit the Hacker News front page, argues that AI coding assistants do not make programming easier but redistribute difficulty into verifica…