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The annual report reveals a field hitting breakthrough capabilities while raising urgent questions about environmental costs, transparency, and who benefits from the technology.
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We need to rethink student assessment, AI literacy, and technology’s usefulness, according to experts at the recent AI+Education Summit.
World leaders focused on ROI over hype this year, discussing sovereign AI, open ecosystems, and workplace change.
Shana Lynch, HAI Head of Content and Associate Director of Communications, pointed out the "'era of AI evangelism is giving way to an era of AI evaluation,'" in her AI predictions piece, where she interviewed several Stanford AI experts on their insights for AI impacts in 2026.
Shana Lynch, HAI Head of Content and Associate Director of Communications, pointed out the "'era of AI evangelism is giving way to an era of AI evaluation,'" in her AI predictions piece, where she interviewed several Stanford AI experts on their insights for AI impacts in 2026.
Readers wanted to know if their therapy chatbot could be trusted, whether their boss was automating the wrong job, and if their private conversations were training tomorrow's models.
Readers wanted to know if their therapy chatbot could be trusted, whether their boss was automating the wrong job, and if their private conversations were training tomorrow's models.
The era of AI evangelism is giving way to evaluation. Stanford faculty see a coming year defined by rigor, transparency, and a long-overdue focus on actual utility over speculative promise.
The era of AI evangelism is giving way to evaluation. Stanford faculty see a coming year defined by rigor, transparency, and a long-overdue focus on actual utility over speculative promise.
The Stanford HAI co-founder is recognized for breakthroughs that propelled computer vision and deep learning, and for championing human-centered AI and industry innovation.
The Stanford HAI co-founder is recognized for breakthroughs that propelled computer vision and deep learning, and for championing human-centered AI and industry innovation.
The U.S must sharpen its competitive edge against China and invest in the talent pipeline, said a panel of security and technology experts.
The U.S must sharpen its competitive edge against China and invest in the talent pipeline, said a panel of security and technology experts.
Funded by an $11.5 million NIH grant, the CREATE Center focuses on developing artificial intelligence to enhance the effectiveness and accessibility of evidence-based psychotherapies.
Funded by an $11.5 million NIH grant, the CREATE Center focuses on developing artificial intelligence to enhance the effectiveness and accessibility of evidence-based psychotherapies.
Experts from Stanford HAI and top universities urge policymakers to prioritize scientific understanding to govern frontier AI.
Experts from Stanford HAI and top universities urge policymakers to prioritize scientific understanding to govern frontier AI.
A Stanford study captures the gap between worker desires and AI’s abilities, and highlights areas ripe for research and development.
A Stanford study captures the gap between worker desires and AI’s abilities, and highlights areas ripe for research and development.
Large language models aren't effective for many languages. Scholars explain what's at stake for the approximately 5 billion people who don't speak English.
Large language models aren't effective for many languages. Scholars explain what's at stake for the approximately 5 billion people who don't speak English.
The new AI Index is out. See how well you know the state of the industry.
The new AI Index is out. See how well you know the state of the industry.
Scholars zeroed in on the need for data, generalization, and better human experience.
Scholars zeroed in on the need for data, generalization, and better human experience.
Stanford law professor advocates for public-sector AI tools to support self-represented litigants in civil cases.
Stanford law professor advocates for public-sector AI tools to support self-represented litigants in civil cases.
