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Computational Agents Exhibit Believable Humanlike Behavior
Generative agents rely on a large language model to remember their interactions, build relationships, and plan...
Urgent Call for AI to “Do No Harm” in Biomedicine
Stanford researchers urge coordinated action by federal and state governments, academic institutions, and hospitals to...
Spellburst: A Large Language Model–Powered Interactive Canvas for Generative Artists
This new creativity support tool helps artists who work in code explore ideas using natural language and iterate with...
Stanford Ethicists Developing Guidelines for the Safe Inclusion of Pediatric Data in AI-Driven Medical Research
AI algorithms often are trained on adult data, which can skew results when evaluating children. A new perspective piece...
AI Shows Dermatology Educational Materials Often Lack Darker Skin Tones
Black and brown skin tones are underrepresented in books meant to teach doctors to recognize skin disease. The shortfall...
AI Researchers Tap into Medical Twitter To Create Powerful New Analysis Tool
Stanford researchers discover a rich new data source in the anonymized pathology images and online comments of thousands...
How Trustworthy Are Large Language Models Like GPT?
More people feel comfortable outsourcing important projects to AI; new research shows why we shouldn’t.
Stanford HAI Brings Congressional Staff to AI School
To effectively regulate AI, Congress must first understand it. The Stanford HAI boot camp helped staffers think...
Bringing AI Literacy to High Schools
Stanford education researchers collaborated with teachers to develop classroom-ready AI resources for high school...
We Must Pass the Create AI Act
Congress has introduced a bill that would create resources for academics in AI. This bill is necessary for America’s AI...
Rethinking Large Language Models in Medicine
How the medical field can best harness LLMs, from evaluating the accuracy of algorithms to ensuring they fit with a...
Hidden Racial Variables? How AI Inferences of Race in Medical Images Can Improve—or Worsen—Health Care Disparities
Stanford health care AI scholar discusses implications of the ability of AI to predict the race or ethnicity of patients...