🧠 Noteworthy Highlights in Computer Science

 

1. Indian-Origin Researcher Wins Prestigious Gödel Prize 🏅

Eshan Chattopadhyay, Associate Professor of Computer Science at Cornell, received the 2025 Gödel Prize alongside David Zuckerman for solving a nearly 30-year-old problem regarding two-source randomness extractors—an achievement with far-reaching implications in theoretical computer science and cryptography 

2. Advances in Brain–Computer Interfaces

A recent study demonstrates a brain-computer interface that translates neural activity into spoken language—including tone and pitch—offering renewed hope for paralysis patients wanting a "digital voice box"

3. Today's Job Market Insight for CS Graduates

Surprisingly, computer engineering and computer science graduates face unemployment rates of 7.5% and 6.1%, respectively—twice as high as arts majors (e.g., art history peers at 3%), according to fresh data from the Federal Reserve Bank 

4. Beware of Generative AI in Business

A newly published analysis warns that generative AI models are still in early stages, possibly risky for deep integration into business systems due to immature modeling and opacity

5. The Climate Cost of Chatbots

New research highlights the environmental impact of large AI chatbots like ChatGPT, urging users to use smaller models when possible and minimize unnecessary queries


🔬 Other Notable Computer Science News

  • SFU Visual Computing: Simon Fraser University researchers made several presentations and won awards at major conferences in 3DV, ICLR, Eurographics, and CRV, strengthening its reputation in visual computing sfu.ca.

  • IBM Quantum Leap: Quantum computing giant IBM plans to develop the fault-tolerant “Starling” quantum computer—expected to deliver 20,000× faster performance—by 2029, bolstering its strategic positioning

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