AI Pioneer Fei-Fei Li: ‘I’m More Concerned About the Risks That are Here and Now’
HAI Co-Director and ‘godmother’ of artificial intelligence Fei-Fei Li discusses why existential worries are not her priority, and her work to ensure the technology improves the human condition.
HAI Co-Director and ‘godmother’ of artificial intelligence Fei-Fei Li discusses why existential worries are not her priority, and her work to ensure the technology improves the human condition.
HAI Deputy Director Russell Wald discusses the real concerns around synthetic media as the election season ramps up.
HAI Deputy Director Russell Wald discusses the real concerns around synthetic media as the election season ramps up.
CBS features HAI Co-Director Fei-Fei Li and focuses on her call for human agency within AI development.
CBS features HAI Co-Director Fei-Fei Li and focuses on her call for human agency within AI development.
Deployed properly, the new HAI associate director says, AI holds tremendous potential to improve and economize the work of intelligence agencies.
Deployed properly, the new HAI associate director says, AI holds tremendous potential to improve and economize the work of intelligence agencies.
The new HAI associate director, a professor of music and of computer science, wants to challenge where we’re headed with AI.
The new HAI associate director, a professor of music and of computer science, wants to challenge where we’re headed with AI.
As a new HAI associate director, the legal scholar sees great potential for AI — but it won’t happen overnight.
As a new HAI associate director, the legal scholar sees great potential for AI — but it won’t happen overnight.
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In her new memoir, Li parallels her story with AI’s rapid development, and shares why AI is a responsibility worth our optimism.
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In her new memoir, Li parallels her story with AI’s rapid development, and shares why AI is a responsibility worth our optimism.
Stanford AI leaders gathered last week to discuss the National AI Research Resource, which gives academic and nonprofit researchers access to the computing power and government datasets needed to advance AI.
Stanford AI leaders gathered last week to discuss the National AI Research Resource, which gives academic and nonprofit researchers access to the computing power and government datasets needed to advance AI.
The collaboration will produce research, offer educational training, and host convenings to support policymakers and civil society in the Asia Pacific region as they harness AI’s potential and mitigate its harms.
The collaboration will produce research, offer educational training, and host convenings to support policymakers and civil society in the Asia Pacific region as they harness AI’s potential and mitigate its harms.