Artificial intelligence (AI) is often discussed in conference rooms, research labs, and corporate strategy meetings. But sometimes, the clearest picture of AI’s future appears somewhere very different: inside a university student center at 9 P.M., where students are debugging code, refining project scope, testing ideas, and trying to turn an ambitious concept into a working … [Read more...] about Building the future in 24 hours: How student AI innovators turned ideas into real-world solutions [IEEE Student Activities]
Past Columns / Departments
IEEE Women in Engineering: Toward a more diverse industry [IEEE Student Activities]
For many women in engineering, getting into the industrial environment still means facing barriers, stereotypes, and uncertainty about their place in the technical field. This difficulty increases when focusing on leadership positions. The challenges related to diversity and inclusion in advanced stages of technical and leadership careers remain present in many sectors … [Read more...] about IEEE Women in Engineering: Toward a more diverse industry [IEEE Student Activities]
Educational transformation: Decentralized decision integration using blockchain [Essay]
Blockchain is a distributed ledger that is simultaneously decentralized. Nodes on various blockchain networks store the whole transaction history. The immutability of blockchain technology lowers the danger of fraud. This technology provides a safe and practical answer for a wide range of educational needs, including digital certification and recording. General concerns that … [Read more...] about Educational transformation: Decentralized decision integration using blockchain [Essay]
When the agent pulled the trigger [Editorial]
Somewhere in Anthropic’s API logs, in the middle of September 2025, an autonomous agent began issuing thousands of network requests per second against a list of roughly thirty organizations: large technology firms, financial institutions, chemical manufacturers, and government agencies. It mapped attack surfaces. It discovered vulnerabilities. It wrote exploit code, harvested … [Read more...] about When the agent pulled the trigger [Editorial]
Social engineering: Where does the risk lie? [Editorial]
Over the years, humanity has become increasingly dependent on technology, and with these advances, it has become increasingly necessary to protect the massive amount of data generated every day. This is where cybersecurity comes in: protecting systems, networks, and data from unauthorized access and various attacks. For more about this article see link … [Read more...] about Social engineering: Where does the risk lie? [Editorial]