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AI Has Sped Up Biological Discovery by Cracking the Mystery of Proteins
Russ Altman
Tom Abate
Dec 10, 2020
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Scientists at Google’s DeepMind project have trained a computational system that can deduce how these life-giving molecules take shape by studying their DNA blueprints.

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AI Has Sped Up Biological Discovery by Cracking the Mystery of Proteins

Russ AltmanTom Abate
HealthcareMachine LearningDec 10

Scientists at Google’s DeepMind project have trained a computational system that can deduce how these life-giving molecules take shape by studying their DNA blueprints.

How a “Crazy Idea” Overturned the Conventional Rules of Machine Learning
Shana Lynch
Dec 08, 2020
News

Hogwild! challenged basic assumptions in early machine learning systems and helped develop a new field.

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How a “Crazy Idea” Overturned the Conventional Rules of Machine Learning

Shana Lynch
Machine LearningDec 08

Hogwild! challenged basic assumptions in early machine learning systems and helped develop a new field.

The Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI) Announces 2020 Seed Grant Recipients
Stacy Peña
Dec 07, 2020
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The Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI) Announces 2020 Seed Grant Recipients

Stacy Peña
Dec 07
As AI Shifts Jobs, How Do We Prepare the Workforce?
Shana Lynch
Dec 07, 2020
News

SEIU’s Mary Kay Henry and McKinsey’s James Manyika discuss greatest impact, reskilling at scale, and connecting stakeholders in this Directors Conversation.

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As AI Shifts Jobs, How Do We Prepare the Workforce?

Shana Lynch
Economy, MarketsDec 07

SEIU’s Mary Kay Henry and McKinsey’s James Manyika discuss greatest impact, reskilling at scale, and connecting stakeholders in this Directors Conversation.

HAI Visiting Artist Rashaad Newsome: Designing AI with Agency
Beth Jensen
Dec 07, 2020
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“The goal of human-centered AI is not to develop AI that mirrors the entirety of humanity, but that reflects aspects we most admire.”

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HAI Visiting Artist Rashaad Newsome: Designing AI with Agency

Beth Jensen
Arts, HumanitiesDec 07

“The goal of human-centered AI is not to develop AI that mirrors the entirety of humanity, but that reflects aspects we most admire.”

Hong Qu: Shining a Headlight on AI Blindspots
Katharine Miller
Dec 03, 2020
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The HAI Fellow learned firsthand how artificial intelligence damages civil society. He proposes a solution.

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Hong Qu: Shining a Headlight on AI Blindspots

Katharine Miller
Dec 03

The HAI Fellow learned firsthand how artificial intelligence damages civil society. He proposes a solution.

When AI Reads Medical Images: Regulating to Get It Right
Katharine Miller
Dec 03, 2020
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Stanford researchers propose a framework for regulating diagnostic algorithms that will ensure world-class clinical performance and build trust among clinicians and patients.

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When AI Reads Medical Images: Regulating to Get It Right

Katharine Miller
HealthcareMachine LearningDec 03

Stanford researchers propose a framework for regulating diagnostic algorithms that will ensure world-class clinical performance and build trust among clinicians and patients.

Renée DiResta: How to Beat Bad Information
Stanford Engineering
Dec 03, 2020
News

Inadvertent misinformation and outright disinformation have become a scourge on American discourse, but those committed to the truth are keeping pace.

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Renée DiResta: How to Beat Bad Information

Stanford Engineering
Dec 03

Inadvertent misinformation and outright disinformation have become a scourge on American discourse, but those committed to the truth are keeping pace.

To Cooperate Better, Robots Need To Think About Hidden Agendas
Andrew Myers
Nov 19, 2020
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New approaches favoring unspoken strategies between collaborating machines could drive the next wave of advances in robotics.

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To Cooperate Better, Robots Need To Think About Hidden Agendas

Andrew Myers
Machine LearningNov 19

New approaches favoring unspoken strategies between collaborating machines could drive the next wave of advances in robotics.

How Zillow, Census Data, and Machine Learning Could Improve Our Water Use
Michelle Horton
Nov 19, 2020
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Stanford researchers develop a new approach to help cities better understand water use and design water-efficient communities.

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How Zillow, Census Data, and Machine Learning Could Improve Our Water Use

Michelle Horton
Machine LearningNov 19

Stanford researchers develop a new approach to help cities better understand water use and design water-efficient communities.

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