Amid the current mad dash of progress in artificial intelligence innovation, a key focal point has often been overlooked.
Recent groundbreaking chatbot releases have been outdoing each other and wowing
We’re torn between wanting to know every detail and wanting to unplug and hold our loved ones tight, but the best we can do is counter evil with good. Op-ed
The only context for this tragedy comes from the darkest days of Jewish history. Op-ed published in The Times of Israel
Even without a final death toll, we can already
When top-notch athletes shatter world records it is often the Olympic motto that is their driving force: “Faster, Higher, Stronger.”
But in the world of high-speed optical transmission a more
It would be a sweetheart deal, but the PM no longer has the political capital, public support or moral authority for it. Op-ed published in The Times of Israel
As
This summer, thousands of sporting enthusiasts converged in Espoo, Finland for the European Athletics U23 Championships to watch Europe’s top young track and field athletes compete – and these lucky
Our planet is in crisis. Whether it’s the rapid spread of wildfires and floods or toxic air and water pollution, the devastating effects of climate change and other environmental threats
When we talk about unleashing the positive potential of artificial intelligence, sustainability is one of the first things that comes to mind.
Whether it’s streamlining industrial operations and unlocking network
In our collective imagination, the digital world has been defined by technology titans such as Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg. But they all stand on the shoulders of
When it comes to ethics and sustainability, the fast-paced development of artificial intelligence needs strong guardrails.
The current competition-at-all-cost approach that pits companies against one another in a race for
‘Jewish national unity’ has always been a myth. The question is whether there is enough glue to hold Israel together. Op-ed published in The Times of Israel
Independence Day is
NASA is returning humans to the Moon for the first time since the Apollo Program wrapped up 50 years ago. This time, though, it will have many more technologies at
The unhealthy habits Israel picked up from the United States echo throughout its judicial crisis. My guest column published in The New York Times
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Not many people get to say they altered the course of history. But our friend and colleague Morris (Morry) Tanenbaum is one of those select few.
A long-time fixture at
Several years ago, veteran Bell Labs Fellow Anne Lee attended an engineering workshop where a contemporary of hers presented a picture of her younger self at her first full-time job