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How Can We Better Regulate AI Companies?
Legal scholar Sonia Katyal discusses why trade secrets law shouldn't protect AI, government’s role in regulation, and...
Assessing Regulatory Fairness Through Machine Learning
Applying machine learning to a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency initiative reveals how key design elements determine...
Battery Research Gets Machine Learning Boost
The latest advance from a research collaboration with industry could dramatically accelerate the development of sturdier...
Congress Gets Serious About Artificial Intelligence
Recent AI legislation indicates the technology is a growing focus for policymakers. Here’s what that could mean.
AI Report: Competition Grows Between China and the U.S.
Trends in AI-focused research, talent, and funding make clear opportunities for global competition — and potential...
How Has COVID Affected the AI Economy?
The AI Index finds that despite the pandemic’s economic hit, AI investment and hiring increased.
AI Index Diversity Report: An Unmoving Needle
Stanford HAI’s 2021 AI Index reveals stalled progress in diversifying AI and a scarcity of the data needed to fix it.
State of AI in 10 Charts
What happened in 2020 in AI education, hiring, policy, investment, and other sectors? Here are the most important...
A Better Measuring Stick: Algorithmic Approach to Pain Diagnosis Could Eliminate Racial Bias
Traditional approaches to pain management don’t treat all patients the same. AI could level the playing field.
How to Build a National Research Cloud
Stanford launches policy practicum to chart a course toward the democratization of AI.
Enhance, not Replace: AI’s Potential to Make Our Work – and Lives – Better
At HAI’s upcoming conference, educators, health care experts, and artists explore their AI-enabled future.
Renata Avila: Reclaiming AI’s Superpowers for Collective Good
During her HAI Fellowship, Avila plans to prototype inclusive and gender-responsive AI systems.