All Stories

  1. Whither Computing?
  2. Falsificationof Autonomous Systems in Rich Environments
  3. The Centrality Fallacy and ACM
  4. Where We Should Discuss Only Computing Research
  5. Techno-Optimism, Techno-Pessimism, and Techno-Realism
  6. Computing Is Indeed a Discipline in Crisis
  7. Will AI Destroy the World Wide Web?
  8. An On-the-fly Synthesis Framework for LTL over Finite Traces
  9. I Teach Computer Science, and That Is Not All
  10. Big Tech, You Need Academia. Speak Up!
  11. Homo Ratiocinator (Reckoning Human)
  12. I Was Wrong about the Ethics Crisis
  13. What Is Theoretical Computer Science?
  14. The Linear Fallacy
  15. Is Computing a Discipline in Crisis?
  16. More Is Different, in Social Media Too
  17. Human Intuition and Algorithmic Efficiency Must Be Balanced to Enhance Data Mesh Resilience
  18. What Do Computing and Economics Have to Say to Each Other?
  19. Computing, You Have Blood on Your Hands!
  20. What Came First, Math or Computing?
  21. To Regulate Tech, Nullify Click-Through Contracts
  22. Revisiting ACM's Open-Conference Principle
  23. ACM for the Public Good
  24. The sand-heap paradox of privacy and influence
  25. Program verification
  26. The agency trilemma and ACM
  27. Deep Tech Ethics: An Approach to Teaching Social Justice in Computer Science
  28. The people vs. tech
  29. Strategy Logic with Imperfect Information
  30. Reboot the computing-research publication systems
  31. On uniformly sampling traces of a transition system
  32. What should be done about social media?
  33. Where have all the domestic graduate students gone?
  34. A computational lens on economics
  35. Advancing computing as a science and profession
  36. Publish and perish
  37. The winner-takes-all tech corporation
  38. The long game of research
  39. To serve humanity
  40. Quantum hype and quantum skepticism
  41. Lost in math?
  42. Are we having an ethical crisis in computing?
  43. Self-reference and section 230
  44. Move fast and break things
  45. Sequential Relational Decomposition
  46. How the hippies destroyed the internet
  47. How we lost the women in computing
  48. Open access and ACM
  49. A declaration of the dependence of cyberspace
  50. Computer professionals for social responsibility
  51. Would Turing have won the Turing award?
  52. Divination by program committee
  53. A Theory of Regular Queries
  54. The moral hazard of complexity-theoretic assumptions
  55. Does query evaluation tractability help query containment?
  56. Semantic acyclicity on graph databases
  57. Why ACM?
  58. Compositional Temporal Synthesis
  59. Predatory scholarly publishing
  60. What is an algorithm?
  61. Hypercriticality
  62. Is the image crisis over?
  63. The financial meltdown and computing
  64. Open, closed, or clopen access?
  65. "Yes, it can be done"
  66. How are we doing?
  67. Let us---together---make CACM exciting
  68. Robust Satisfaction
  69. Module checking revisited
  70. Module checking
  71. Alternating automata and program verification
  72. On decomposition of relational databases
  73. The Büchi Complementation Saga
  74. Symbolic Techniques in Satisfiability Solving
  75. Verification of Open Systems
  76.  Globalization and Offshoring of Software
  77. LTL Satisfiability Checking
  78. From Monadic Logic to PSL