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On Being a Computer Science CommunicatorArticle written by Sheldon H. Jacobson. Video produced by A Way of Life Media and published by The Communications of the ACM. Join us as we sit down with Sheldon Jacobson at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign to discuss effective strategies for communicating complex computer science concepts to diverse audiences, while exploring the future of technology and society as a comingling component.

Barbershop ComputingArticle written by Madison C. Allen Kuyenga, Theodore S. Ransaw, Michael Lachney, Eleanor R. Glover Gladney, Marwin McKnight, Dominick Sanders, and Aman Yadav. Video produced by A Way of Life Media and published by The Communications of the ACM. Join us as we sit down with Madison C. Allen Kuyenga, Theodore S. Ransaw, and Michael Lachney, to discuss tackling the underrepresentation of black boys within computer science by leveraging the rich social and cultural fabric of black barbershops.

A Computational Inflection for Scientific DiscoveryArticle written by Tom Hope, Doug Downey, Oren Etzioni, Daniel S. Weld, and Eric Horvitz. Video produced by A Way of Life Media and published by The Communications of the ACM. Join us as we sit down with Tom Hope, Research Scientist at the Allen Institute for AI and Assistant Professor at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, to discuss their vision of building AI systems that augment and scale scientific discovery, helping scientists and researchers do better science using AI.

Should Robots Have Rights or Rites?Article written by Tae Wan Kim and Alan Strudler. Video produced by A Way of Life Media and published by The Communications of the ACM. Join us as we sit down with Tae Wan Kim, Associate Professor of Business Ethics at Carnegie Mellon University, to discuss how the belief system Confucianism can be used to think about future interactions with robots, and how robots and humans can collaborate together with a common goal, rather than having an adversarial relationship.