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5 | -- | 0 | Vinton G. Cerf. Revenge of the Bots |
6 | -- | 7 | Micah D. Beck. Accept the Consequences |
8 | -- | 10 | Neil Savage. A Rewarding Line of Work |
11 | -- | 13 | Neil Savage. The Collapse of GPT |
14 | -- | 16 | Esther Shein. AI and Art |
17 | -- | 19 | Gregory Mone. Bringing AI to the Edge |
20 | -- | 22 | Steven M. Bellovin. Computer Science and the Law |
23 | -- | 25 | Peter J. Denning. In Large Language Models We Trust? |
26 | -- | 27 | George V. Neville-Neil. Analyzing Krazy Kode |
28 | -- | 30 | Sebastian Mateos Nicolajsen, Claus Brabrand. What Is Programming? |
31 | -- | 33 | Stephen J. Andriole, Noah P. Barsky. Thoughts about Some Surprising AI-Era Technology Readiness Findings |
34 | -- | 36 | Bruce Schneier, Davi Ottenheimer. Web 3.0 Requires Data Integrity |
38 | -- | 42 | Marc Brooker, Ankush Desai. Systems Correctness Practices at Amazon Web Services |
44 | -- | 53 | Chen Avin, Stefan Schmid 0001. Revolutionizing Datacenter Networks via Reconfigurable Topologies |
54 | -- | 61 | Chirag Shah 0001. From Prompt Engineering to Prompt Science with Humans in the Loop |
62 | -- | 71 | Aditya K. Sood, Sherali Zeadally. Malicious AI Models Undermine Software Supply-Chain Security |
74 | -- | 0 | Christine Paulin-Mohring. When Proofs Meet Programs: An Extension of Dependent Type Theory with Church's Thesis |
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84 | -- | 0 | Parosh Aziz Abdulla. A Symbolic Approach to Verifying Quantum Systems |
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