Predicting initiation points based on voice intonation instead of silence detection could lead to the next generation of voice assistant technology.
Predicting initiation points based on voice intonation instead of silence detection could lead to the next generation of voice assistant technology.
HAI Associate Director Curt Langlotz says “will A.I. replace radiologists?” is “the wrong question.” Instead, he says, “The right answer is: Radiologists who use A.I. will replace radiologists who don’t.”
HAI Associate Director Curt Langlotz says “will A.I. replace radiologists?” is “the wrong question.” Instead, he says, “The right answer is: Radiologists who use A.I. will replace radiologists who don’t.”
The apps and tools we use are not neutral, says Stanford HAI’s new visiting artist.
The apps and tools we use are not neutral, says Stanford HAI’s new visiting artist.
The Texas social media law moves forward, TikTok agrees to audits, and an EU proposal causes controversy over open-source models.
The Texas social media law moves forward, TikTok agrees to audits, and an EU proposal causes controversy over open-source models.
HAI Policy Director Russell Wald says the new Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights issued by the White House lacks details or mechanisms for enforcement.
HAI Policy Director Russell Wald says the new Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights issued by the White House lacks details or mechanisms for enforcement.
Foundation models present new opportunities for a wide range of professional applications including law and government. JD/PhD Candidate Peter Henderson explains the “Pile of Law” model and data set he and others at RegLab developed for such uses.
Foundation models present new opportunities for a wide range of professional applications including law and government. JD/PhD Candidate Peter Henderson explains the “Pile of Law” model and data set he and others at RegLab developed for such uses.
To address climate change, Stanford engineer Jef Caers is developing an AI system to help make optimal planning decisions sooner rather than later.
To address climate change, Stanford engineer Jef Caers is developing an AI system to help make optimal planning decisions sooner rather than later.
A new study examines the trends in 4,500 Stanford inventions created since 1970.
A new study examines the trends in 4,500 Stanford inventions created since 1970.
Video and audio data gathered by a smartphone game could facilitate earlier diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder and improve treatment.
Video and audio data gathered by a smartphone game could facilitate earlier diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder and improve treatment.