2025 Symposium
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Ubiquity Symposium: Artificial Intelligence
This symposium will be a series of about two dozen articles on the many aspects of AI and its applications. The series will be synthesized into the "Ubiquity Report on Artificial Intelligence," which is intended to be an authoritative and trustworthy summary of present and future AI.
Table of Contents (Series I)
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Introducing the ACM Ubiquity Symposium on Artificial Intelligence By Jeff Johnson and Peter J. Denning
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Artificial Intelligence: Generative AI By Peter J. Denning
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Artificial Intelligence: Foundational Technologies of Artificial Intelligence By Jeffrey Johnson, Peter Denning, Andrew Odlyzko, Martin Walker, Kemal Delic, Phil Yaffe, Phil Picton
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ChatGPT’s Astonishing Fabrications About Percy Ludgate" By Brian Coghlan, Brian Randell, and Noel O’Boyle
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Driverless Vehicles: A Case Study in Applied Artificial Intelligence" By Jeffrey Johnson, Christian Wolmar, Espen Andersen, Miguel Valdez, Kemal Delic, and Andrew Odlyzko
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Demystifying Machine Learning in Artificial Intelligence" By Jeffrey Johnson, Phil Yaffe, Kemal Delic, and Phil Picton
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Why Neural Networks Work" By Sayandev Mukherjee and Bernardo A. Huberman
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Collective Intelligence versus Corporate Monopoly: The Future of AI in Healthcare" By Yanyi Wu and Chenghua Lin