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The new 2.7B parameter language model trained on biomedical literature delivers an improved state of the art for medical question answering.

The new 2.7B parameter language model trained on biomedical literature delivers an improved state of the art for medical question answering.

This new class of models may lead to more affordable, easily adaptable health AI.

This new class of models may lead to more affordable, easily adaptable health AI.

Listen in to conversations on the metaverse, foundation models, trustworthy AI, and Stanford’s AI legacy.

Listen in to conversations on the metaverse, foundation models, trustworthy AI, and Stanford’s AI legacy.

Dive into the state of the AI industry, our new understandings of the brain, and how job posting words predict salaries.

Dive into the state of the AI industry, our new understandings of the brain, and how job posting words predict salaries.

HAI faculty share their predictions for the coming year.

Generative models took center stage this year, while policy inched forward and large models got an evaluation tool.

Generative models took center stage this year, while policy inched forward and large models got an evaluation tool.

A Stanford professor looks toward dendrites for a completely novel way of thinking about computer chips.

A Stanford professor looks toward dendrites for a completely novel way of thinking about computer chips.

The San Francisco Police Department requests to use robots with deadly force, new complaints filed alleging algorithmic discrimination, and more.

The San Francisco Police Department requests to use robots with deadly force, new complaints filed alleging algorithmic discrimination, and more.
Expect a rush of new AI tools in 2023, but likely ones that will hit the market without much thought to the business models or societal impact, says HAI Associate Director Russ Altman.
Expect a rush of new AI tools in 2023, but likely ones that will hit the market without much thought to the business models or societal impact, says HAI Associate Director Russ Altman.