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What Our Screens Tell Us About Ourselves
Stanford Engineering Staff
Aug 27, 2020
News

A professor recorded long stretches of screen time in the lives of his test subjects and used AI to paint a portrait of modern life. 

What Our Screens Tell Us About Ourselves

Stanford Engineering Staff
Aug 27, 2020

A professor recorded long stretches of screen time in the lives of his test subjects and used AI to paint a portrait of modern life. 

Arts, Humanities
Design, Human-Computer Interaction
News
How AI and Art Hold Each Other Accountable
Beth Jensen
Aug 26, 2020
News

The arts have a major role to play in the fairness of our technological future.

How AI and Art Hold Each Other Accountable

Beth Jensen
Aug 26, 2020

The arts have a major role to play in the fairness of our technological future.

Arts, Humanities
Design, Human-Computer Interaction
News
Inaugural AI Research Grants Advance Transformational Projects in Education, Health Care and Government
Stacy Peña
Aug 06, 2020
Announcement

The Hoffman-Yee Research Grant Program seeks to harness artificial intelligence to build a better future for humanity.

Inaugural AI Research Grants Advance Transformational Projects in Education, Health Care and Government

Stacy Peña
Aug 06, 2020

The Hoffman-Yee Research Grant Program seeks to harness artificial intelligence to build a better future for humanity.

Design, Human-Computer Interaction
Education, Skills
Privacy, Safety, Security
Healthcare
Natural Language Processing
Machine Learning
Announcement
Building a Wearable That Can Catch You When You Stumble
Sachin Waikar
Aug 06, 2020
News

An AI-based robotics system can predict and prevent falls in high-risk populations.

Building a Wearable That Can Catch You When You Stumble

Sachin Waikar
Aug 06, 2020

An AI-based robotics system can predict and prevent falls in high-risk populations.

Design, Human-Computer Interaction
Healthcare
News
How An AI-based “Super Teaching Assistant” Could Revolutionize Learning
Sachin Waikar
Aug 06, 2020
News

Stanford researchers propose a system that can better understand student needs and broaden STEM education.

How An AI-based “Super Teaching Assistant” Could Revolutionize Learning

Sachin Waikar
Aug 06, 2020

Stanford researchers propose a system that can better understand student needs and broaden STEM education.

Design, Human-Computer Interaction
Education, Skills
News
A Fitness App with a Story to Tell: Can Narrative Keep Us Moving?
Katharine Miller
Jul 29, 2020
News

Stanford researchers are developing a fitness app called WhoIsZuki that uses storytelling to keep users active.

A Fitness App with a Story to Tell: Can Narrative Keep Us Moving?

Katharine Miller
Jul 29, 2020

Stanford researchers are developing a fitness app called WhoIsZuki that uses storytelling to keep users active.

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Design, Human-Computer Interaction
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