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How to Get More Truth from Social Media
Stanford Engineering Staff
Feb 04, 2021
News

Sociologist and former journalist Mutale Nkonde warns that the AI behind much of today’s social media is inherently biased — but it’s not too late to do something about it.

How to Get More Truth from Social Media

Stanford Engineering Staff
Feb 04, 2021

Sociologist and former journalist Mutale Nkonde warns that the AI behind much of today’s social media is inherently biased — but it’s not too late to do something about it.

Design, Human-Computer Interaction
Machine Learning
Communications, Media
News
Stanford Scholars Design a System that Runs AI on Battery-Powered Smart Devices
Tom Abate
Jan 11, 2021
News

The researchers combine processors and memory on multiple hybrid chips to create the illusion of one mega-AI chip.

Stanford Scholars Design a System that Runs AI on Battery-Powered Smart Devices

Tom Abate
Jan 11, 2021

The researchers combine processors and memory on multiple hybrid chips to create the illusion of one mega-AI chip.

Design, Human-Computer Interaction
News
How to Build a Likable Chatbot
Ranjay Krishna
Jan 11, 2021
News

Consumers have consistent personality preferences for their online friends, new research shows.

How to Build a Likable Chatbot

Ranjay Krishna
Jan 11, 2021

Consumers have consistent personality preferences for their online friends, new research shows.

Design, Human-Computer Interaction
News
Sharon Zhou: We Can’t Solve Society’s Problems While Working in Silos
Sharon Zhou
Jan 04, 2021
News

This Stanford Ph.D. candidate and polyglot looks for the common language in pursuing AI for social good.

Sharon Zhou: We Can’t Solve Society’s Problems While Working in Silos

Sharon Zhou
Jan 04, 2021

This Stanford Ph.D. candidate and polyglot looks for the common language in pursuing AI for social good.

Design, Human-Computer Interaction
Natural Language Processing
Machine Learning
News
Is GPT-3 Intelligent? A Directors' Conversation with Oren Etzioni
Shana Lynch
Oct 01, 2020
News

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.

Is GPT-3 Intelligent? A Directors' Conversation with Oren Etzioni

Shana Lynch
Oct 01, 2020

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.

Design, Human-Computer Interaction
Machine Learning
News
Smarter Hospitals: How AI-Enabled Sensors Could Save Lives
Tom Abate
Sep 09, 2020
News

Computer scientists and clinicians are trying to reduce fatal medical errors by building “ambient intelligence” into the spaces where patients reside.

Smarter Hospitals: How AI-Enabled Sensors Could Save Lives

Tom Abate
Sep 09, 2020

Computer scientists and clinicians are trying to reduce fatal medical errors by building “ambient intelligence” into the spaces where patients reside.

Design, Human-Computer Interaction
Healthcare
News
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