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The HAI spring conference examines how technology and art can be mutually beneficial, whether through AI-assisted music composition, a robot-tended garden, or a racial justice-focused app.
The HAI spring conference examines how technology and art can be mutually beneficial, whether through AI-assisted music composition, a robot-tended garden, or a racial justice-focused app.
A team of AI researchers has trained its algorithms to see the emotional intent behind great works of art, possibly leading to computers that see much deeper than current technologies.
A team of AI researchers has trained its algorithms to see the emotional intent behind great works of art, possibly leading to computers that see much deeper than current technologies.
HAI faculty members share their favorite fiction and nonfiction books with a technology theme.
HAI faculty members share their favorite fiction and nonfiction books with a technology theme.
“The goal of human-centered AI is not to develop AI that mirrors the entirety of humanity, but that reflects aspects we most admire.”
“The goal of human-centered AI is not to develop AI that mirrors the entirety of humanity, but that reflects aspects we most admire.”
Coded Bias: Director Shalini Kantayya on Solving Facial Recognition’s Serious Flaws
We need ‘guidelines around transparency and laws that balance Big Tech’s power.’
We need ‘guidelines around transparency and laws that balance Big Tech’s power.’
Scrutinizing Cable News: A Stanford AI Tool Increases Transparency into Broadcasters' Editorial Decisions
The Stanford Cable TV News Analyzer uses AI to search transcripts and calculate the screen time of public figures appearing on cable TV news.
The Stanford Cable TV News Analyzer uses AI to search transcripts and calculate the screen time of public figures appearing on cable TV news.
