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Leading Stanford faculty offer their expectations for artificial intelligence in the new year.

Leading Stanford faculty offer their expectations for artificial intelligence in the new year.



Stanford’s Vocal Sandbox brings us closer to robots that can adapt, learn, and assist in real time.

Stanford’s Vocal Sandbox brings us closer to robots that can adapt, learn, and assist in real time.

Our scholars’ research examined AI in healthcare, law, and mental health, and highlighted the need for better oversight and regulation.

Our scholars’ research examined AI in healthcare, law, and mental health, and highlighted the need for better oversight and regulation.

As hospitals rapidly adopt artificial intelligence technologies, open-source guardrails can help better determine whether a tool is ethical, useful, and realistic for their systems.

As hospitals rapidly adopt artificial intelligence technologies, open-source guardrails can help better determine whether a tool is ethical, useful, and realistic for their systems.
HAI Executive Director Russell Wald speaks about the importance of passing the CREATE AI Act, born from Stanford HAI's National AI Research Resource.
HAI Executive Director Russell Wald speaks about the importance of passing the CREATE AI Act, born from Stanford HAI's National AI Research Resource.
Ray Perrault, Co-Director of the AI Index Steering Committee, explains the widening gap between the U.S. and China in rankings from the AI Global Vibrancy Tool.
Ray Perrault, Co-Director of the AI Index Steering Committee, explains the widening gap between the U.S. and China in rankings from the AI Global Vibrancy Tool.
AI Index Steering Committee Co-Director Ray Perrault comments on the AI Global Vibrancy Tool rankings.
AI Index Steering Committee Co-Director Ray Perrault comments on the AI Global Vibrancy Tool rankings.

From patents to private funding, Stanford’s Global Vibrancy Tool aggregates 42 indicators to reveal which countries lead in AI – and why the U.S. holds a significant edge over other nations.

From patents to private funding, Stanford’s Global Vibrancy Tool aggregates 42 indicators to reveal which countries lead in AI – and why the U.S. holds a significant edge over other nations.