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1 Computer Science: Past, Present, and Future Ed Lazowska Bill & Melinda Gates Chair in Computer Science & Engineering University of Washington Chair, Computing Community Consortium University of Michigan October 2012
2 Today A quick reminder of what we ve accomplished as a field, and of how we got there The Computing Community Consortium: origins, goals, recent activities The next ten years A few exhortations
3 Forty years ago Credit: Peter Lee, Microsoft Research
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8 With forty years hindsight, which had the greatest impact? Unless you re big into Tang and Velcro (or sex and drugs), the answer is clear And so is the reason EXPONENTIALS US
9 EXPONENTIALS US Mechanical Vannevar Bush s Differential Analyzer (1931) Babbage s Difference Engine No. 2 (designed , constructed ) [11 x7, 8000 parts, 5 tons]
10 Vacuum tube electronic ENIAC (constructed ) [8.5 (h) x 3 (d) x 80 (linear), 30 tons, 17,468 vacuum tubes, 150 kw of power, 5,000 additions/second]
11 The transistor (1947) William Shockley, Walter Brattain and John Bardeen, Bell Labs
12 The integrated circuit (1958) Jack Kilby, Texas Instruments, and Bob Noyce, Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation
13 Moore s Law and exponential progress (1965-today)
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16 Ditto the Internet 1,000,000, ,000,000 10,000,000 Number of hosts 1,000, ,000 10,000 1, In just the past 20 years ( ), the number of Internet hosts and the number of transistors on a die each have increased 2000x!
17 A connected region then
18 A connected region now
19 Ditto software Deep Blue, 1997
20 Deep Fritz, 2002
21 Watson, 2011 Ken Jennings, Watson, Brad Rutter
22 Watson, 2011 Bill Cassidy, Watson, Rush Holt
23 The past thirty years
24 The past thirty years
25 The past thirty years
26 The past thirty years
27 The most recent ten years Search Scalability Digital media Mobility ecommerce The Cloud Social networking and crowd-sourcing
28 Scalability
29 A decade later Vastly greater scale The cheapest imaginable components Failures occur all the time You couldn t afford to prevent or mask them in hardware Software makes it Fault-Tolerant Highly Available Recoverable Consistent Scalable Predictable Secure
30 Digital media Text Audio Images Video Create Edit Consume
31 Mobility
32 Credit: Intel Corporation
33 How did all this come to pass? 1995
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36 Lessons Every $1B market segment bears the clear stamp of Federal research investments There s nothing linear about the path from research to $1B market segment: ideas and people flow every which way Unanticipated results are often as important as anticipated results The interaction of research ideas multiplies their impact Entirely appropriately, corporate R&D is very heavily tilted towards D: engineering the next release of a product, vs. a or 15-year horizon
37 An Overview of the Computing Community Consortium A standing committee of the Computing Research Association Funded by NSF under a Cooperative Agreement Facilitates the development of a bold, multi-themed vision for computing research and communicates this vision to stakeholders Led by a broad-based Council Chaired by Ed Lazowska and Susan Graham Staffed by CRA
38 The CCC Council Leadership Ed Lazowska, Univ. Washington (Chair) Susan Graham, UC Berkeley (Vice Chair) Kenneth Hines, Program Associate Andy Bernat, CRA Executive Director Terms ending 6/2015 Liz Bradley, Univ. Colorado Sue Davidson, Univ. Pennsylvania Joe Evans, Univ. Kansas Ran Libeskind-Hadas, Harvey Mudd College Shashi Shekhar, Univ. Minnesota Terms ending 6/2014 Deborah Crawford, Drexel Gregory Hager, Johns Hopkins Anita Jones, Univ. Virginia John Mitchell, Stanford Bob Sproull, Sun Labs Oracle (ret.) Josep Torrellas, Univ. Illinois Terms ending 6/2013 Randy Bryant, Carnegie Mellon Lance Fortnow, Northwestern -> Georgia Tech Hank Korth, Lehigh Eric Horvitz, Microsoft Research Beth Mynatt, Georgia Tech Fred Schneider, Cornell Margo Seltzer, Harvard Former members Stephanie Forrest, Univ. New Mexico, 2012 Chris Johnson, Univ. Utah, 2012 Frans Kaashoek, MIT, 2012 Robin Murphy, Texas A&M, 2012 Bill Feiereisen, LANL, 2011 Dave Kaeli, Northeastern, 2011 John King, Univ. Michigan, 2011 Dick Karp, UC Berkeley, 2010 Andrew McCallum, Univ. Massachusetts, 2010 Dave Waltz, Columbia, 2010 Greg Andrews, Univ. Arizona, 2009 Peter Lee, Carnegie Mellon, 2009 Karen Sutherland, Augsburg College, 2009
39 A Multitude of Activities Community-initiated visioning: Workshops that bring researchers together to discuss out-of-the-box ideas Challenges & Visions tracks at conferences Outreach to the White House, Federal funding agencies: Outputs of visioning activities Short reports to inform policy makers Task Forces Health IT, Sustainability IT, Data Analytics Public relations efforts: Library of Congress symposia Research Highlight of the Week CCC Blog [http://cccblog.org/] Nurturing the next generation of leaders: Computing Innovation Fellows Project Landmark Contributions by Students Leadership in Science Policy Institute
40 Example: Robotics 4 meetings during summer 2008 Roadmap published May 2009 Extensive discussions between visioning leaders & agencies OSTP issues directive to all agencies in summer 2010 to include robotics in FY 12 budgets Henrik Chistensen Georgia Tech National Robotics Initiative announced in summer 2011
41 Example: Big Data
42 Example: Computer Architecture Josep Torrellas UIUC Mark Oskin Washington Mark Hill Wisconsin
43 Example: PCAST NITRD Report 1/3 of the PCAST NITRD Working Group members were CCC Council members The report drew extensively on CCC White Papers An excellent roadmap for the field The challenge now: continuing to translate it into action
44 Example: Leadership in Science Policy Inst. Milt Corn, NIH Henry Kelly, DoE Attendees
45 Example: NITRD Symposium (2/16/2012)
46 Example: NITRD Symposium (2/16/2012)
47 A Community Effort We Need You! Propose visioning activities, white papers, Challenges & Visions tracks at research conferences Put together short research videos for undergraduates Contribute to the CCC Blog Send us a research highlight for the Highlight of the Week Get involved: or
48 The next ten years
49 Simulation -> Communication -> Embodiment
50 My own (consistent) version: In the next ten years, we will put the smarts in Smart homes Smart cars Smart health Smart robots Smart science (confronting the data deluge) Smart crowds and humancomputer systems Smart interaction (virtual and augmented reality)
51 Smart homes Shwetak Patel, University of Washington 2011 MacArthur Fellow
52 Smart cars DARPA Grand Challenge DARPA Urban Challenge
53 Lane departure warning Adaptive cruise control Self-parking
54 Google autonomous car on US 101 near Mountain View CA
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56 In 2004, in just the United States: 6,181,000 police-reported traffic accidents 42,636 people killed 2,788,000 people injured 4,281,000 had property damage only ~ $250 billion (that s one quarter of a trillion dollars ) in annual economic cost 100 times greater than even an extravagant estimate of the nation s annual investment in computing research
57 But there s more at stake than safety Energy and the environment Highway transportation uses 22% of all US energy Efficiency and productivity Equity Traffic congestion in the US is responsible for 3.6 billion vehicle hours of delay annually The elderly, and low-income individuals forced to the exurbs, are disadvantaged The economic and environmental costs of manufacturing automobiles
58 And computing research is central to the solutions Real-time sensor information for transit location Personalized, real-time information for choosing travel options Zipcar on steroids Routing around congestion, for transit and personal vehicles Greater vehicle density through semi-automated control
59 Smart health: Personalized health monitoring Omron pedometer Nike + ipod Bodymedia multi-function Biozoom: body fat, hydration, blood oxygen, etc. Glucowatch: measuring body chemistry Larry Smarr
60 Smart health: Evidence-based medicine Machine learning for clinical care Predictive models Cognitive assistance for physicians
61 Smart health: P4 medicine
62 Smart robots
63 Smart health + smart robots Yoky Matsuoka University of Washington -> Google -> Nest 2007 MacArthur Fellow Tom Daniel University of Washington 1996 MacArthur Fellow
64 Smart science: escience (data-driven discovery) Jim Gray, Microsoft Research Transforming science (again!)
65 Theory Experiment Observation
66 Theory Experiment Observation
67 Theory Experiment Observation Credit: John Delaney, University of Washington
68 Theory Experiment Observation Computational Science
69 Theory Experiment Observation Computational Science escience
70 escience is driven by data more than by cycles Massive volumes of data from sensors and networks of sensors Apache Point telescope, SDSS 80TB of raw image data (80,000,000,000,000 bytes) over a 7 year period
71 Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST) 40TB/day (an SDSS every two days), 100+PB in its 10-year lifetime 400mbps sustained data rate between Chile and NCSA
72 Large Hadron Collider 700MB of data per second, 60TB/day, 20PB/year
73 Illumina HiSeq 2000 Sequencer ~1TB/day Major labs have of these machines
74 Regional Scale Nodes of the NSF Ocean Observatories Initiative 1000 km of fiber optic cable on the seafloor, connecting thousands of chemical, physical, and biological sensors
75 The Web 20+ billion web pages x 20KB = 400+TB One computer can read MB/sec from disk => 4 months just to read the web
76 Point-of-sale terminals
77 escience is about the analysis of data The automated or semi-automated extraction of knowledge from massive volumes of data There s simply too much of it to look at It s not just a matter of volume Volume Rate Complexity / dimensionality
78 escience utilizes a spectrum of computer science techniques and technologies Sensors and sensor networks Backbone networks Databases Data mining Machine learning Data visualization Cluster computing at enormous scale (the cloud)
79 escience is married to the cloud: Scalable computing and storage for everyone
80 Credit: Werner Vogels, Amazon.com
81 Credit: Werner Vogels, Amazon.com
82 escience will be pervasive Simulation-oriented computational science has been transformational, but it has been a niche As an institution (e.g., a university), you didn t need to excel in order to be competitive escience capabilities must be broadly available in any institution If not, the institution will simply cease to be competitive
83 Top scientists across all fields grasp the implications of the looming data tsunami Survey of 125 top investigators Data, data, data Flat files and Excel are the most common data management tools Great for Microsoft lousy for science! Typical science workflow: 2 years ago: 1/2 day/week Now: 1 FTE In 2 years: 10 FTE Need tools!
84 Life on Planet Earth Credit: John Delaney, University of Washington
85 Credit: John Delaney, University of Washington
86 Credit: John Delaney, University of Washington
87 Of course, big data is about much more than science
88 Smart crowds and human-computer systems Luis von Ahn, CMU
89 Hours per year, world-wide, spent playing computer solitaire: 9 billion Hours spent building the Panama Canal: 20 million (less than a day of solitaire)
90 Years were fully digitized, start to finish, in 2009!
91 David Baker, University of Washington
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97 Regina Dugan Peter Lee
98 Credit: Peter Lee, Microsoft Research
99 Credit: Peter Lee, Microsoft Research
100 40 th Anniversary of the Internet 29 Oct Announced 5 Dec Balloons Up $40k Prize 4367 registrants 39 countries 922 submissions 370 correct locations Credit: Peter Lee, Microsoft Research
101 Smart interaction
102 Speech recognition (MSR Redmond) No push-to-talk 4-meter distance, no headset 80db ambient noise Microphone array costs 30 cents Identity recognition (MSR Asia) VGA camera 4-meter distance Varying ambient light Sibling differentiation Tracking (MSR Cambridge) Real-time 100% on deal with compounding errors All body types, all numbers of bodies People are jumping like monkeys System performance (MSR Silicon Valley) Machine learning training utilized massive parallelism Xbox GPU implementation of key functions yielded several-thousand-fold performance gains
103 All of those smarts lead to a particular view of the field CORE CSE
104 natural language processing sensors big data mobile CORE CSE HCI cloud computing machine learning
105 Education Medicine and Global Health Energy and Sustainability Scientific Discovery Transportation Neural Engineering Elder Care natural language processing sensors big data mobile CORE CSE HCI cloud computing Accessibility machine learning Security and Privacy Technology for Development Interacting with the Physical World Credit: Hank Levy, University of Washington
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107 Exhortation #1: Embrace applications as part of our field! The last electrical engineer
108 Exhortation #2: Use both sides of your brain!
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111 Exhortation #3: Be a Mythbuster!
112 Dispel these myths! You need to have programmed in high school to pursue computer science in college A computer science degree leads only to a career as a programmer Programming is a solitary activity Employment is in a trough Eventually, all the programming jobs will be overseas Student interest in computer science is in a trough, and is lower than in most other STEM fields Computer science lacks opportunities for making a positive impact on society There s nothing intellectually challenging in computer science Progress has slowed in computer science Computer science lacks compelling research visions
113 Is this a great time, or what?!?!
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