2023 Hoffman-Yee Symposium
The Hoffman-Yee Grant Symposium highlighted the work of the 2022 winners of the Hoffman-Yee Research Grants. The teams presented their results to date, plans for the future, and competed for additional funding of up to $2 million over the next two years. The grant program is a multiyear initiative to invest in research that leverages artificial intelligence to address significant scientific and/or societal challenges aligned with Stanford HAI’s key areas of focus: understanding the human and societal impact of AI, augmenting human capabilities, and developing AI technologies inspired by human intelligence. We believe the results of these projects could play a significant role in defining future work in AI from academia to industry, government, healthcare and civil society.
At the Symposium, the 2021 recipients of Hoffman-Yee Research Grants also presented results from their research to date and plans for the future.
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