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An analysis of all Facebook posts from U.S. law enforcement agencies revealed widespread overreporting of Black suspects.

An analysis of all Facebook posts from U.S. law enforcement agencies revealed widespread overreporting of Black suspects.

The HAI sabbatical scholar studies the structure of tomorrow’s workplaces.

The HAI sabbatical scholar studies the structure of tomorrow’s workplaces.

DetectGPT can determine with up to 95% accuracy whether a large language model wrote that essay or social media post.

DetectGPT can determine with up to 95% accuracy whether a large language model wrote that essay or social media post.

These three approaches to editing large language models could make them more accurate, consistent, and up-to-date.

These three approaches to editing large language models could make them more accurate, consistent, and up-to-date.

The roadmap includes $2.6 billion in investment over six years and sets the stage for ethical review and privacy protections.

The roadmap includes $2.6 billion in investment over six years and sets the stage for ethical review and privacy protections.

And last year’s trickle of AI-related court cases now looks more like a surge.

And last year’s trickle of AI-related court cases now looks more like a surge.
The hype around generative AI prompts discussion on risks, such as bad actors propagating disinformation, says HAI Co-Director Fei-Fei Li.
The hype around generative AI prompts discussion on risks, such as bad actors propagating disinformation, says HAI Co-Director Fei-Fei Li.

The POPDx model eliminates the need for large patient datasets, giving it the potential to help patients with uncommon diseases.

The POPDx model eliminates the need for large patient datasets, giving it the potential to help patients with uncommon diseases.
A new study with HAI Associate Director Daniel E. Ho documents systemic discrimination in how the IRS selects taxpayers to be audited, with implications for a debate on the agency’s funding.
A new study with HAI Associate Director Daniel E. Ho documents systemic discrimination in how the IRS selects taxpayers to be audited, with implications for a debate on the agency’s funding.