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"Worse" AI Counterintuitively Enhances Human Decision Making and Performance
Adam Hadhazy
Jul 05, 2022
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AI systems that more closely align with human notions of confidence could lead to more effective human-AI collaboration.

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"Worse" AI Counterintuitively Enhances Human Decision Making and Performance

Adam Hadhazy
Human ReasoningMachine LearningJul 05

AI systems that more closely align with human notions of confidence could lead to more effective human-AI collaboration.

Why foundation models in AI need to be released responsibly
Percy Liang
Jul 03, 2022
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CRFM Director Percy Liang explains the urgent need to develop community norms that guarantee research access and help guide the future of AI responsibly.

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Why foundation models in AI need to be released responsibly

Percy Liang
Jul 03

CRFM Director Percy Liang explains the urgent need to develop community norms that guarantee research access and help guide the future of AI responsibly.

Percy Liang on the Center for Research on Foundation Models' First and Next 30 Years
Percy Liang
Chris Potts
Jun 30, 2022
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In this podcast, two scholars discuss being 'weirded out' by GPT-3, unresolved questions in building best practices, and the future of CRFM.

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Percy Liang on the Center for Research on Foundation Models' First and Next 30 Years

Percy LiangChris Potts
Natural Language ProcessingJun 30

In this podcast, two scholars discuss being 'weirded out' by GPT-3, unresolved questions in building best practices, and the future of CRFM.

By Exploring Virtual Worlds, AI Learns in New Ways
Allison Whitten
Jun 24, 2022
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The work of HAI Co-Director Fei-Fei Li is highlighted in this article on how embodied AI is pushing the field of AI forward.

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By Exploring Virtual Worlds, AI Learns in New Ways

Allison Whitten
Jun 24

The work of HAI Co-Director Fei-Fei Li is highlighted in this article on how embodied AI is pushing the field of AI forward.

Do the DSA and DMA Have What It Takes to Take on Dark Patterns?
Jennifer King and Eli MacKinnon
Jun 23, 2022
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The efficacy of legislation aimed at curbing harmful practices remains to be seen, explains HAI Privacy and Data Policy Fellow Jennifer King.

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Do the DSA and DMA Have What It Takes to Take on Dark Patterns?

Jennifer King and Eli MacKinnon
Jun 23

The efficacy of legislation aimed at curbing harmful practices remains to be seen, explains HAI Privacy and Data Policy Fellow Jennifer King.

Training a Robot to Shape Letters from Play-Doh
Katharine Miller
Jun 23, 2022
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Stanford’s RoboCraft learns to mold deformable objects from visual cues, a capability that could lead to more useful home assistants.

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Training a Robot to Shape Letters from Play-Doh

Katharine Miller
Jun 23

Stanford’s RoboCraft learns to mold deformable objects from visual cues, a capability that could lead to more useful home assistants.

Rob Reich: AI Developers Need a Code of Responsible Conduct
Rob Reich
Edmund L. Andrews
Jun 22, 2022
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On ethics, the AI profession is still like a “late-stage teenager,” says the Stanford philosopher.

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Rob Reich: AI Developers Need a Code of Responsible Conduct

Rob ReichEdmund L. Andrews
Jun 22

On ethics, the AI profession is still like a “late-stage teenager,” says the Stanford philosopher.

This Stanford researcher isn’t worried about Google’s "sentient" chatbot: A truly sentient AI could be "50 years" away
Jun 15, 2022
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Erik Brynjolfsson, Senior Fellow at HAI and Director of the Stanford Digital Economy Lab, says that “having an AI pretend to be sentient is going to happen way before an AI is actually sentient.”

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This Stanford researcher isn’t worried about Google’s "sentient" chatbot: A truly sentient AI could be "50 years" away

Jun 15

Erik Brynjolfsson, Senior Fellow at HAI and Director of the Stanford Digital Economy Lab, says that “having an AI pretend to be sentient is going to happen way before an AI is actually sentient.”

How Do We Ensure that Healthcare AI is Useful?
Katharine Miller
Jun 13, 2022
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In healthcare, predictive models need to be more than good predictors. Stanford scholars suggest a framework for determining a model’s worth.

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How Do We Ensure that Healthcare AI is Useful?

Katharine Miller
HealthcareMachine LearningJun 13

In healthcare, predictive models need to be more than good predictors. Stanford scholars suggest a framework for determining a model’s worth.

Healthcare Algorithms Don’t Always Need to Be Generalizable
Katharine Miller
Jun 13, 2022
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A Stanford researcher questions the need for generalizable models and proposes instead sharing recipes for creating useful local models.

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Healthcare Algorithms Don’t Always Need to Be Generalizable

Katharine Miller
HealthcareMachine LearningJun 13

A Stanford researcher questions the need for generalizable models and proposes instead sharing recipes for creating useful local models.

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