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Seeking the Next Generation of Intelligent Machines
Shana Lynch
Sep 23, 2020
News

At HAI’s upcoming fall conference, scholars from AI, neuroscience, and psychology will share new research and examine the intersection of their worlds.

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Seeking the Next Generation of Intelligent Machines

Shana Lynch
Machine LearningSep 23

At HAI’s upcoming fall conference, scholars from AI, neuroscience, and psychology will share new research and examine the intersection of their worlds.

The Geographic Bias in Medical AI Tools
Shana Lynch
Sep 21, 2020
News

Patient data from just three states trains most AI diagnostic tools.

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The Geographic Bias in Medical AI Tools

Shana Lynch
HealthcareMachine LearningSep 21

Patient data from just three states trains most AI diagnostic tools.

How Trump Won the Unhappiness Vote
Johannes Eichstaedt
Sep 18, 2020
News

New research shows our mental well-being drives our decisions at the ballot box. 

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How Trump Won the Unhappiness Vote

Johannes Eichstaedt
HealthcareSep 18

New research shows our mental well-being drives our decisions at the ballot box. 

How the Pandemic Could Usher in the Era of Plug-and-Play Robots
Edmund L. Andrews
Sep 16, 2020
News

Advanced robots seem to offer the ultimate in social distancing, but companies that might use them need systems that are simpler, easier, and more flexible.

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How the Pandemic Could Usher in the Era of Plug-and-Play Robots

Edmund L. Andrews
Workforce, LaborSep 16

Advanced robots seem to offer the ultimate in social distancing, but companies that might use them need systems that are simpler, easier, and more flexible.

Coded Bias: Director Shalini Kantayya on Solving Facial Recognition’s Serious Flaws
Katharine Miller
Sep 14, 2020
News

We need ‘guidelines around transparency and laws that balance Big Tech’s power.’

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Coded Bias: Director Shalini Kantayya on Solving Facial Recognition’s Serious Flaws

Katharine Miller
Arts, HumanitiesMachine LearningSep 14

We need ‘guidelines around transparency and laws that balance Big Tech’s power.’

An Open-Source Challenger to Popular Virtual Assistants
Edmund L. Andrews
Sep 10, 2020
News

Stanford researchers hope their open virtual assistant Almond can increase competition and better protect privacy.

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An Open-Source Challenger to Popular Virtual Assistants

Edmund L. Andrews
Natural Language ProcessingMachine LearningSep 10

Stanford researchers hope their open virtual assistant Almond can increase competition and better protect privacy.

Is an Opt-Out Contact-Tracing App the Best Way to End the Pandemic?
Katharine Miller
Sep 10, 2020
News

Despite ethical and privacy concerns, two Stanford scholars say an app is the most effective option before a vaccine hits the market.

 

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Is an Opt-Out Contact-Tracing App the Best Way to End the Pandemic?

Katharine Miller
HealthcareSep 10

Despite ethical and privacy concerns, two Stanford scholars say an app is the most effective option before a vaccine hits the market.

 

Smarter Hospitals: How AI-Enabled Sensors Could Save Lives
Tom Abate
Sep 09, 2020
News

Computer scientists and clinicians are trying to reduce fatal medical errors by building “ambient intelligence” into the spaces where patients reside.

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Smarter Hospitals: How AI-Enabled Sensors Could Save Lives

Tom Abate
Design, Human-Computer InteractionHealthcareSep 09

Computer scientists and clinicians are trying to reduce fatal medical errors by building “ambient intelligence” into the spaces where patients reside.

AI4ALL: Diversifying the Future of Artificial Intelligence
Beth Jensen
Sep 01, 2020
News
Grade-school students using a haptic device

The nonprofit program introduces underrepresented teens to the potential of human-centered technology.

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Grade-school students using a haptic device

AI4ALL: Diversifying the Future of Artificial Intelligence

Beth Jensen
Education, SkillsSep 01

The nonprofit program introduces underrepresented teens to the potential of human-centered technology.

HAI Fellow Shazeda Ahmed: Understanding China’s Social Credit System
Mary Duan
Aug 31, 2020
News

Does a tracking system making laws more enforceable actually improve society?

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HAI Fellow Shazeda Ahmed: Understanding China’s Social Credit System

Mary Duan
Aug 31

Does a tracking system making laws more enforceable actually improve society?

Scrutinizing Cable News: A Stanford AI Tool Increases Transparency into Broadcasters' Editorial Decisions
Stanford News Service
Aug 27, 2020
News

The Stanford Cable TV News Analyzer uses AI to search transcripts and calculate the screen time of public figures appearing on cable TV news.

News

Scrutinizing Cable News: A Stanford AI Tool Increases Transparency into Broadcasters' Editorial Decisions

Stanford News Service
Arts, HumanitiesMachine LearningAug 27

The Stanford Cable TV News Analyzer uses AI to search transcripts and calculate the screen time of public figures appearing on cable TV news.

What Our Screens Tell Us About Ourselves
Stanford Engineering Staff
Aug 27, 2020
News

A professor recorded long stretches of screen time in the lives of his test subjects and used AI to paint a portrait of modern life. 

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What Our Screens Tell Us About Ourselves

Stanford Engineering Staff
Arts, HumanitiesDesign, Human-Computer InteractionAug 27

A professor recorded long stretches of screen time in the lives of his test subjects and used AI to paint a portrait of modern life. 

How AI and Art Hold Each Other Accountable
Beth Jensen
Aug 26, 2020
News

The arts have a major role to play in the fairness of our technological future.

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How AI and Art Hold Each Other Accountable

Beth Jensen
Arts, HumanitiesDesign, Human-Computer InteractionAug 26

The arts have a major role to play in the fairness of our technological future.

The Future of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and Imaging
Andrew Myers
Aug 26, 2020
News

Experts across disciplines examine the promise and opportunities in artificial intelligence in the medical sciences during a recent AIMI virtual conference.

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The Future of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and Imaging

Andrew Myers
HealthcareMachine LearningAug 26

Experts across disciplines examine the promise and opportunities in artificial intelligence in the medical sciences during a recent AIMI virtual conference.

Why Robots and AI May Not Herald a Job Apocalypse
Edmund L. Andrews
Aug 19, 2020
News

Data from three robot-adopting industries shows that human jobs change but don’t disappear.

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Why Robots and AI May Not Herald a Job Apocalypse

Edmund L. Andrews
Economy, MarketsAug 19

Data from three robot-adopting industries shows that human jobs change but don’t disappear.

Stanford Spin-Out Snorkel AI Solves a Major Data Problem
Sachin Waikar
Aug 18, 2020
News

An idea born out of the Stanford AI Lab offers an unprecedented way to create data for AI-driven systems.

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Stanford Spin-Out Snorkel AI Solves a Major Data Problem

Sachin Waikar
Machine LearningAug 18

An idea born out of the Stanford AI Lab offers an unprecedented way to create data for AI-driven systems.

Using AI to Revolutionize Real-Time Holography
Edmund L. Andrews
Aug 17, 2020
News

Researchers’ neural network creates high-quality 3-D images that could be a game-changer for education, gaming, and remote work.

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Using AI to Revolutionize Real-Time Holography

Edmund L. Andrews
Machine LearningAug 17

Researchers’ neural network creates high-quality 3-D images that could be a game-changer for education, gaming, and remote work.

A Powerful AI Tool Could Help Medical Professionals Treat Serious Motor Dysfunction
Andrew Myers
Aug 11, 2020
News

The inexpensive, easy-to-use system analyzes routine video images for variations in human movement.

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A Powerful AI Tool Could Help Medical Professionals Treat Serious Motor Dysfunction

Andrew Myers
HealthcareAug 11

The inexpensive, easy-to-use system analyzes routine video images for variations in human movement.