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The Nasreddin Hodja Principle and the Mathematics of Deep Learning [From the Editor]
You may have noticed that our magazine covers have been venturing beyond the customary look of a technical publication. I hope this shift has been enjoyable for you to see. I confess that I’ve been enjoying it myself, particularly the process of selecting the images and shaping the final composition. It has been an engaging experience exploring the possibilities and connections between the ideas we wish to highlight and images drawn from the natural world.
January 2026
From the Guest Editors: Artificial Intelligence for Education: A Signal Processing Perspective: Part II: From Human–AI Cocreativity to Educational Equity
Signal processing (SP) is at the heart of our digital lives and has served as an enabling technology across multiple disciplines, from the…
Read morePerspectives: Transcending Reductionism and Dualism: Philosophical Critique of Electronics and a Vision for Brain-Mimicking Artificial Intelligence Under Moore’s Law 2.0
Abstract: This article argues that the quest for brain-mimicking artificial intelligence is no longer limited by algorithms or transistor counts, but…
Read morePresident’s Message: State of Society
The IEEE Signal Processing Society (SPS) had a momentous year in 2025. The successes we achieved together helped move the Society forward in new and…
Read moreDeploying AI for Signal Processing Education: Selected Challenges and Intriguing Opportunities
Abstract: Powerful artificial intelligence (AI) tools that have emerged in recent years—including large language models (LLMs), automated coding…
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