The Allen Institute CEO and computer scientist talks GPT-3's capabilities and limitations, a better AI Turing test, and the real signs we're approaching artificial general intelligence.

At HAI’s upcoming fall conference, scholars from AI, neuroscience, and psychology will share new research and examine the intersection of their worlds.

Patient data from just three states trains most AI diagnostic tools.

HAI fellow Pamela Chen studies how creators harness AI to go viral on social platforms and why we need to question the process.

Machine learning and remote work will shift the skills that employees need and managers want.

Experts will discuss vaccine development, the future of work, privacy and contact tracing, 2020 elections, and other major issues arising from this pandemic.

The Stanford HAI associate director discusses how algorithms can track infections and identify vaccine or drug candidates.

As the technology expands, we must consider the legal and societal implications, says one scholar.

New technologies offer the elderly independence while still monitoring their illnesses.

Mental health care must scale fast to handle this epidemic, says one researcher.

Scholars, practitioners, and experts across disciplines share what’s working and where research can help during HAI's virtual conference.

One nonprofit uses novel approaches to improve infant mortality, agricultural disaster, and tuberculosis diagnoses.