Erik Brynjolfsson, Senior Fellow of HAI and Director of the Stanford Digital Economy Lab, writes about how the AI ‘dividend’ may not be evident yet in estimates of gross domestic product but it’s making life better and more productive.

Stanford HAI Policy Fellow Riana Pfefferkorn speaks about the implications of laws related to age-checked access to the internet.

Stanford HAI Co-Director James Landay speaks about AI's impacts on the workforce.

As part of Stanford's emphasis on advancing responsible AI, Stanford HAI and the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab (SAIL) are teaming up to build on their existing legacies on the foundations, development, applications, and study of AI technologies.

Daniel E. Ho, HAI Senior Fellow and Director the Stanford RegLab, is working with City Attorney David Chiu to identify and delete old, redundant municipal code sections.

Erik Brynjolfsson, HAI Senior Fellow and Director of the Stanford Digital Economy Lab, speaks about the potential impacts that AI can have on the workforce.

In this video, HAI Co-Director Fei-Fei Li discusses ethical development of artificial intelligence and the challenge of establishing effective regulations. She addresses government funding of research, diversity in science, and ensuring child safety as AI advances.

Fei-Fei Li, co-director of Stanford HAI, emphasized the risks of cutting research funding and international student visas to the US as it faces an increasingly competitive global tech race.

Stanford HAI Policy Fellow Jennifer King speaks about the data privacy implications of 23andMe's purchase by Regeneron.

In this podcast, HAI Executive Director Russell Wald explores how universities, policymakers, and industry must collaborate to keep AI human-centered. Wald shares takeaways from the AI Index, explains how China is narrowing the performance gap, and outlines why academic institutions are vital to ethical AI leadership.

HAI's white paper shows "Most major LLMs underperform for non-English—and especially low-resource—languages; are not attuned to relevant cultural contexts; and are not accessible in parts of the Global South."

Stanford HAI's 2025 AI Index provides insights in AI advancements.

Vanessa Parli, Stanford HAI Director of Research and AI Index Steering Committee member, notes that the 2025 AI Index reports flourishing and higher-quality academic research in AI.

The 2025 AI Index highlights key developments over the past year, including major gains in model performance, record levels of private investment, new regulatory action, and growing real-world adoption.

Vanessa Parli, HAI Director of Research and AI Index Steering Committee member, speaks about the biggest takeaways from the 2025 AI Index Report.

"The AI Index equips policymakers, researchers, and the public with the data they need to make informed decisions — and to ensure AI is developed with human-centered values at its core," says Russell Wald, Executive Director of Stanford HAI and Steering Committee member of the AI Index.

Stanford's AI Index tracks performance, investment, public opinion, and more.

The 2025 AI Index reports that the U.S. is still the global leader in state-of-the-art artificial intelligence, but China has closed the gap considerably.