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Interviews

2002

  • Robert Aiken on the future of learning
    In the hands of skilled teachers, technology will provide students with the best possible education -- both face-to-face and distant, collaborative and individualized, and entertaining and instructional.
  • Inside PARC
    Johan de Kleer talks about knowledge tracking, smart matter and other new developments in AI.
  • The new computing
    Ben Shneiderman on how designers can help people succeed.
  • Mastering leadership
    Richard Strozzi-Heckler on moving to the next level.
  • Sold!
    Ajit Kambil on the inevitable, strategic use of electronic markets and auctions.
  • Quantum leaps in computing
    John P. Hayes on the next killer app, entangled states, and the end of Moore's Law.
  • A conversation with Ruby Lee
    Innovative computer scientist Ruby Lee talks about secure information processing, efficient permutations, fair use in the digital age, and more.
  • Talking with Erol Gelenbe
    An international perspective on ubiquitous computing and university education.
  • Computer science meets economics
    Yale's Joan Feigenbaum talks about the possibilities for interdisciplinary research, the new field of algorithmic mechanism design, and her radical views on security.
  • Bringing resources to innovation
    A ten-year study follows the venture capital business from relative obscurity to boom to retrenchment