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A Better Measuring Stick: Algorithmic Approach to Pain Diagnosis Could Eliminate Racial Bias
Andrew Myers
Feb 24, 2021
News

Traditional approaches to pain management don’t treat all patients the same. AI could level the playing field.

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A Better Measuring Stick: Algorithmic Approach to Pain Diagnosis Could Eliminate Racial Bias

Andrew Myers
HealthcareMachine LearningFeb 24

Traditional approaches to pain management don’t treat all patients the same. AI could level the playing field.

How to Build a National AI Research Resource
Russell Wald
Beth Jensen
Feb 23, 2021
News

Stanford launches policy practicum to chart a course toward the democratization of AI.

News

How to Build a National AI Research Resource

Russell WaldBeth Jensen
Economy, MarketsPrivacy, Safety, SecurityFeb 23

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
Shana Lynch
Feb 16, 2021
News

At HAI’s upcoming conference, educators, health care experts, and artists explore their AI-enabled future.

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Enhance, not Replace: AI’s Potential to Make Our Work – and Lives – Better

Shana Lynch
Design, Human-Computer InteractionEconomy, MarketsEducation, SkillsHealthcareFeb 16

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
Katharine Miller
Feb 09, 2021
News

During her HAI Fellowship, Avila plans to prototype inclusive and gender-responsive AI systems.

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Renata Avila: Reclaiming AI’s Superpowers for Collective Good

Katharine Miller
Feb 09

During her HAI Fellowship, Avila plans to prototype inclusive and gender-responsive AI systems.

Finding the COVID-19 Victims that Big Data Misses
Edmund L. Andrews
Feb 08, 2021
News

Widely used virus tracking data undercounts older people and people of color. Scholars propose a solution to this demographic bias.

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Finding the COVID-19 Victims that Big Data Misses

Edmund L. Andrews
Machine LearningFeb 08

Widely used virus tracking data undercounts older people and people of color. Scholars propose a solution to this demographic bias.

How Large Language Models Will Transform Science, Society, and AI
Alex Tamkin and Deep Ganguli
Feb 05, 2021
News

Scholars in computer science, linguistics, and philosophy explore the pains and promises of GPT-3.

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How Large Language Models Will Transform Science, Society, and AI

Alex Tamkin and Deep Ganguli
Natural Language ProcessingMachine LearningFeb 05

Scholars in computer science, linguistics, and philosophy explore the pains and promises of GPT-3.

How to Get More Truth from Social Media
Stanford Engineering Staff
Feb 04, 2021
News

Sociologist and former journalist Mutale Nkonde warns that the AI behind much of today’s social media is inherently biased — but it’s not too late to do something about it.

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How to Get More Truth from Social Media

Stanford Engineering Staff
Design, Human-Computer InteractionMachine LearningCommunications, MediaFeb 04

Sociologist and former journalist Mutale Nkonde warns that the AI behind much of today’s social media is inherently biased — but it’s not too late to do something about it.

Democracy and the Digital Transformation of Our Lives
Katharine Miller
Feb 02, 2021
News

In a new book, scholars across multiple disciplines reflect on how digital technologies intersect with democratic institutions, and offer a broad agenda for future research.

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Democracy and the Digital Transformation of Our Lives

Katharine Miller
Feb 02

In a new book, scholars across multiple disciplines reflect on how digital technologies intersect with democratic institutions, and offer a broad agenda for future research.

Quantifying the Value of Data
Katharine Miller
Jan 27, 2021
News

Stanford scholars propose a fair way to quantify how much individual datasets contribute to AI model performance and companies’ bottom lines.

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Quantifying the Value of Data

Katharine Miller
Economy, MarketsJan 27

Stanford scholars propose a fair way to quantify how much individual datasets contribute to AI model performance and companies’ bottom lines.

Stanford HAI Launches “Value of Data and AI” Course for Executives
Shana Lynch
Jan 27, 2021
Announcement

The new program will help company leaders understand how to leverage their data and gain a competitive advantage.

Announcement

Stanford HAI Launches “Value of Data and AI” Course for Executives

Shana Lynch
Economy, MarketsJan 27

The new program will help company leaders understand how to leverage their data and gain a competitive advantage.

Can Artificial Intelligence Map Our Moods?
Edmund L. Andrews
Jan 25, 2021
News

A Stanford researcher uses machine learning to identify mood swings through social media.

News

Can Artificial Intelligence Map Our Moods?

Edmund L. Andrews
HealthcareNatural Language ProcessingMachine LearningJan 25

A Stanford researcher uses machine learning to identify mood swings through social media.

How Robots Perceive the Physical World
Stanford Engineering Staff
Jan 21, 2021
News

Karen Liu, a specialist in computer animation, expounds upon her rapidly evolving specialty, known as physics-based simulation, and how it is helping robots become more physically aware of the world around them.

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How Robots Perceive the Physical World

Stanford Engineering Staff
Jan 21

Karen Liu, a specialist in computer animation, expounds upon her rapidly evolving specialty, known as physics-based simulation, and how it is helping robots become more physically aware of the world around them.

Machine Learning Boosts Cancer Prognosis
Andrew Myers
Jan 19, 2021
News

A new algorithm improves upon current life-expectancy prediction tools and could lead to better-tailored patient care.

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Machine Learning Boosts Cancer Prognosis

Andrew Myers
HealthcareMachine LearningJan 19

A new algorithm improves upon current life-expectancy prediction tools and could lead to better-tailored patient care.

Augmenting Psychotherapy with AI
Katharine Miller
Jan 14, 2021
News

Can natural language processing improve access to care and boost therapists’ training? 

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Augmenting Psychotherapy with AI

Katharine Miller
HealthcareNatural Language ProcessingJan 14

Can natural language processing improve access to care and boost therapists’ training? 

Stanford Scholars Design a System that Runs AI on Battery-Powered Smart Devices
Tom Abate
Jan 11, 2021
News

The researchers combine processors and memory on multiple hybrid chips to create the illusion of one mega-AI chip.

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Stanford Scholars Design a System that Runs AI on Battery-Powered Smart Devices

Tom Abate
Design, Human-Computer InteractionJan 11

The researchers combine processors and memory on multiple hybrid chips to create the illusion of one mega-AI chip.

How to Build a Likable Chatbot
Ranjay Krishna
Jan 11, 2021
News

Consumers have consistent personality preferences for their online friends, new research shows.

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How to Build a Likable Chatbot

Ranjay Krishna
Design, Human-Computer InteractionJan 11

Consumers have consistent personality preferences for their online friends, new research shows.

Danaë Metaxa: Algorithms Change How We Think About the World and Ourselves
Danaë Metaxa
Jan 04, 2021
News

The Stanford Ph.D student and first-generation American examines algorithmic representation and its impact on our sense of belonging.

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Danaë Metaxa: Algorithms Change How We Think About the World and Ourselves

Danaë Metaxa
Machine LearningJan 04

The Stanford Ph.D student and first-generation American examines algorithmic representation and its impact on our sense of belonging.

Cody Coleman: Lowering Machine Learning’s Barriers To Help People Tackle Real Problems
Cody Coleman
Jan 04, 2021
News

This Stanford Ph.D. candidate's low-income upbringing inspired his focus — democratizing AI. 

News

Cody Coleman: Lowering Machine Learning’s Barriers To Help People Tackle Real Problems

Cody Coleman
Machine LearningJan 04

This Stanford Ph.D. candidate's low-income upbringing inspired his focus — democratizing AI.