Computers are one of those artifacts of modern life that we love to hate. They are powerful, pervasive, intrusive and, let’s face it, clumsy to use. Today’s applications require us to break down ...

Disruptions happen when three elements converge: market needs, available technologies, and an environment of experimentation and adventure. Those all exist today, and cognitive computing is one ...

NATO's Allied Command Transformation Innovation Hub has enlisted a team of Johns Hopkins engineering students in the fight against misinformation. The Whiting School team members—all students in Johns ...

A recent discussion with my doctoral students in a seminar on cognitive psychology returned me to my oft-repeated critique of the core of psychology. The problem of psychology, as I refer to it, is ...

Building intelligent human-machine dialogue agents that can conduct natural and engaging conversations with humans is the long-standing goal of artificial intelligence (AI). Moreover, the persuasive ...