Sam Goree
Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.
Have any of you ever taught game design (broadly construed) as part of a first course in human-computer interaction?
I'm exploring an idea for a project assignment and looking for examples.
Is the whole openclaw thing going to kill the datacenter boom? I can't imagine many individuals would pay for AI when they can run it for free on their own computers
Oh yeah I'm at SIGCSE! If you follow me here and want to meet up, let me know.
I've had several conversations recently with people asking "why should anyone bother studying computer science now that we have AI?"
I decided to write out my full response to that question in a blog post: https://samgoree.github.io/2026/04/06/why_cs.html
It's funny to see users of AI coding agents adopt the deep learning grad student workflow, where most of the thinking is automated, but you are called into action whenever the code finishes running to review the results and set up the next experiment.
This is a really unpleasant way to work, if only because it gives you "free time" but you have no control over when it begins or ends.