In parallel, computer scientists have made impressive progress in developing automated methods for predicting human's first impressions from ambient facial imagery.
My job was to synthesise and design ligands and metal complexes, and this involved liaising with chemists and biologists in industry, radiologists in hospitals, and computer scientists in the university.
Even if AlphaGo beats Sedol, its triumph won't feel like the kick in the stomach that was Kasparov's defeat in chess, computer scientists predict.
In 2010 computer scientists at the University of Michigan infiltrated a test poll in the District of Columbia, reprogramming the software to play a well-known ditty whenever a vote was cast.
In general, computer scientists, including Professor Ipeirotis, seem quite cheerful about its prospects for improving both efficiency and opportunities for people in developing countries who can gain access to computers.
Fewer than 1 in 4 computer scientists are women, a number that may only be decreasing.
As long as universities reward research first, and supply teaching last, it is simply not in most computer scientists own best interests to offer this kind of course.
Paragraph 3: "As long as universities reward research first, and supply teaching last, it is simply not in most computer scientists own best interests to offer this kind of course".
The study is conducted by Pablo Rodriguez, a director at Madrid-based telecommunications company Telefonica, in collaboration with computer scientists in Qatar.
In the 1970s computer scientists specializing in artificial intelligence created expert, "rule-based" systems, programs that attempted to simulate the reasoning process of a human expert in making decisions related to highly structured problems.
