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HAI is offering a fully funded summer fellowship for graduate students to gain hands-on experience in AI policy in Washington D.C. and California applying their technical expertise to shape responsible technology policy.
A unique opportunity for Stanford graduate students and researchers to bridge the gap between cutting-edge AI research and pressing public policy challenges.
The competition sought innovative policy analysis and solutions to help policymakers map out a human-centric approach to the safe, responsible development and deployment of emerging technologies.

In this testimony presented to the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions hearing titled “AI’s Potential to Support Patients, Workers, Children, and Families,” Russ Altman highlights opportunities for congressional support to make AI applications for patient care and drug discovery stronger, safer, and human-centered.

This brief proposes a practical validation framework to help policymakers separate legitimate claims about AI systems from unsupported claims.

In this address, presented to the United Nations Security Council meeting on "Maintenance of International Peace and Security," Yejin Choi calls on the global scientific and policy communities to expand the AI frontier for all by pursuing intelligence that is not only powerful, but also accessible, robust, and efficient. She stresses the need to rethink our dependence on massive-scale data and computing resources from the outset, and design methods that do more with less — by building AI that is smaller and serves all communities.