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"Stop Using Vulnerability Counts to Measure Software Security," by @AndyMeneely (@RIT) and Brandon Keller (#RIT), identifies problems with the National #Vulnerability Database and proposes a new way to report #security metrics. bit.ly/4lVcHKm









"AI for Senior Citizens," by Sandrine Ceurstemont / Sandrine Ceurstemont, describes how #ArtificialIntelligence can help meet the #healthcare needs of an #aging #population. bit.ly/45ipcIF



In this week's People of ACM we interview Brian Harvey, professor emeritus, UC Berkeley EECS, co-creator of the popular Beauty and Joy of Computing curriculum. Harvey and Dan Garcia received this year's ACM Karl V. Karlstrom Outstanding Educator Award. Read the article here:

"ACM Publications Finances for 2023 and 2024," by Scott Delman (Association for Computing Machinery), Wendy Hall, and Divesh Srivastava, highlights the growth of the ACM Open model and the association's transition to 100% open access publication. bit.ly/458vgEX


"Why Computer Science Is No Good, Redux," by Micah D. Beck (UT Knoxville), says simplifying assumptions that underpin formal models can ignore the variety of #environmental and operational variables that can alter the behavior of #digital systems. bit.ly/4mqTQXi



"Scaling Deep Learning Education in a College of Arts & Sciences," by Ambuj Tewari, describes how University of Michigan created a course to teach #DeepLearning to @UMichLSA students who aren't #ComputerScience or #engineering majors, with guidance for other educators. bit.ly/4mBTSMc


"Investing in innovation is not wasteful spending." — Turing Laureate and former ACM President David Patterson on why NSF funding must be protected. Learn more: buff.ly/UBL4MIf UC Berkeley Laude Institute #FullyFundNSF #FullyFundCISE


Cognizant of their impact, #researchers are developing ways to #define, detect, and quantify the effects of code #hallucinations, writes Karen Emslie / Karen Emslie in "Nonsense and Malicious Packages: LLM Hallucinations in Code Generation." bit.ly/45psnyt



