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Artificial Intelligence: Is AI-Authored Code Any Good?

By Dick Weisinger

Researchers have taught AI to write software. OpenAI’s Codex has been the first AI model which has exceled in being able to write software based on a natural language prompt or problem description. Codex is able to generate code in…

Touchable Holograms: Interacting With Virtual Worlds

By Dick Weisinger

The idea of holograms date back to at least the 19th century when scientist John Pepper devised a method using mirrors that could produce a ghost-like illusion that became a popular technque used in theater, amusement parks, and concerts. These…

Social Media: Is There a Vaccine Against Misinformation?

By Dick Weisinger

Misinformation funneled through social media has run rampant and become a serious problem. Most Americans feel that misinformation is a major threat, according to a survey by the Pew Center. The solution to social-media misinformation isn’t fact checking. “The word…

Enterprise Software: Vendors Insulated from Recession Worries?

By Dick Weisinger

“The likelihood of recession is rising, because that’s the solution to the inflation problem — that’s what the Fed is telling you. The process won’t be painless,” said Neil Dutta, head of U.S. economics at Renaissance Macro Research, told the…

Self-Healing Security: There Might not be an App for That

By Dick Weisinger

What if machines could be respond and take actions when attacked by hackers? Self-healing cybersecurity is a new approach to combat hacking that some security vendors are adding to their products. Self-healing products scan for possible misconfigurations, software errors, and…