The emergence of foundation models presents both opportunities and risks according to a report from the newly formed Stanford Center for Research on Foundation models, which is part of HAI.
More than 100 researchers released a new report from the Center for Research on Foundation Models, which is part of HAI, to examine foundational AI systems.
Mark Dalton from the United Nations speaks with Monica Lam, Professor and Faculty Director of Stanford University's Open Virtual Assistant Lab (OVAL) and HAI Faculty Affiliate, about her team's work and the importance of voice technology to the humanitarian community.
HAI Faculty Affiliates Chris Piech and Chelsea Finn have demonstrated how AI can augment teachers to provide a better experience for students and educators alike.
For Jennifer King, HAI Privacy and Data Policy Fellow, the notice-and-consent paradigm as it currently stands is a “farce” that needs an overhaul — not just from a legal standpoint, but also from a human-technology interaction perspective.
The biggest-ever study of real people's mortgage data, led by HAI Faculty Affiliate Laura Blattner, shows that predictive tools to approve or reject loans are less accurate for minorities.
On this NPR affiliate station, HAI Associate Director Daniel Ho joins FORUM to talk about important considerations for ethical use of facial recognition technology.
HAI Associate Director Rob Reich says that leaving critical questions to AI scientists who answer to corporate leaders is a trend we must reverse. The frontier of AI science should be in universities.
HAI Senior Fellow and Digital Economy Lab Director Erik Brynjolfsson writes that when it comes to AI’s effect on the workforce, the real challenge is wages, not jobs.
