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Maybe We Will Finally Learn More About How A.I. Works
New York Times
Oct 20, 2023
Media Mention

Foundation models are too powerful to remain so opaque. Researchers at HAI’s Center for Research on Foundation Models release a new transparency index to analyze these developers.

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Maybe We Will Finally Learn More About How A.I. Works

New York Times
Oct 20

Foundation models are too powerful to remain so opaque. Researchers at HAI’s Center for Research on Foundation Models release a new transparency index to analyze these developers.

Tuning Our Algorithmic Amplifiers: Encoding Societal Values into Social Media AIs
Angèle Christin
Oct 20, 2023
News

The values built into social media algorithms are highly individualized. Could we reshape our feeds to benefit society?

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Tuning Our Algorithmic Amplifiers: Encoding Societal Values into Social Media AIs

Angèle Christin
Design, Human-Computer InteractionMachine LearningCommunications, MediaOct 20

The values built into social media algorithms are highly individualized. Could we reshape our feeds to benefit society?

Designing Natural Language Processing Tools for Teachers
Allison Whitten
Oct 18, 2023
News

Stanford education researchers are at the forefront of building natural language processing systems that will support teachers and improve instruction in the classroom.

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Designing Natural Language Processing Tools for Teachers

Allison Whitten
Education, SkillsOct 18

Stanford education researchers are at the forefront of building natural language processing systems that will support teachers and improve instruction in the classroom.

Introducing The Foundation Model Transparency Index
Katharine Miller
Oct 18, 2023
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A new index rates the transparency of 10 foundation model companies and finds them lacking.

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Introducing The Foundation Model Transparency Index

Katharine Miller
Machine LearningOct 18

A new index rates the transparency of 10 foundation model companies and finds them lacking.

LLMs Aren’t Ready for Prime Time. Fixing Them Will Be Hard.
Katharine Miller
Oct 17, 2023
News

Researchers call for an academic-industry partnership on the scale of the Human Genome Project to make large language models useful and beneficial to society.

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LLMs Aren’t Ready for Prime Time. Fixing Them Will Be Hard.

Katharine Miller
Natural Language ProcessingOct 17

Researchers call for an academic-industry partnership on the scale of the Human Genome Project to make large language models useful and beneficial to society.

Stanford HAI Welcomes LVMH to the Corporate Affiliates Program
Oct 12, 2023
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Stanford HAI Welcomes LVMH to the Corporate Affiliates Program

Oct 12
Who Is Liable When Generative AI Says Something Harmful?
Peter Henderson
Oct 11, 2023
News

Courts will have to grapple with this new challenge, although scholars believe much of generative AI will be protected by the First Amendment.

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Who Is Liable When Generative AI Says Something Harmful?

Peter Henderson
Oct 11

Courts will have to grapple with this new challenge, although scholars believe much of generative AI will be protected by the First Amendment.

Shortcomings of Visualizations for Human-in-the-Loop Machine Learning
Katharine Miller
Oct 09, 2023
News

While visualizations can help developers better design, train, and understand their models, new research shows gaps between ambitions and evidence. 

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Shortcomings of Visualizations for Human-in-the-Loop Machine Learning

Katharine Miller
Machine LearningOct 09

While visualizations can help developers better design, train, and understand their models, new research shows gaps between ambitions and evidence. 

Exploring New Horizons in Generative AI
Shana Lynch
Oct 06, 2023
News

The Stanford HAI fall conference brings together scholars across disciplines to explore AI’s impact on science, creativity, and society.

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Exploring New Horizons in Generative AI

Shana Lynch
Education, SkillsOct 06

The Stanford HAI fall conference brings together scholars across disciplines to explore AI’s impact on science, creativity, and society.

How Big Tech is Co-opting the Rising Stars of Artificial Intelligence
Washington Post
Oct 05, 2023
Media Mention

HAI Managing Director for Policy and Society Russell Wald talks about the tight field of AI and how certain regulations might benefit the major players at the expense of smaller entrants.

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How Big Tech is Co-opting the Rising Stars of Artificial Intelligence

Washington Post
Oct 05

HAI Managing Director for Policy and Society Russell Wald talks about the tight field of AI and how certain regulations might benefit the major players at the expense of smaller entrants.

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