All Work Published on Generative AI
When AI Imagines a Tree: How Your Chatbot’s Worldview Shapes Your Thinking
A new study on generative AI argues that addressing biases requires a deeper exploration of ontological assumptions, challenging the way we define fundamental concepts like humanity and connection.
A new study on generative AI argues that addressing biases requires a deeper exploration of ontological assumptions, challenging the way we define fundamental concepts like humanity and connection.
Despite limitations, advances in AI offer social science researchers the ability to simulate human subjects.
Despite limitations, advances in AI offer social science researchers the ability to simulate human subjects.
Different AI agents have wildly different negotiation skills. If we outsource these tasks to agents, we may need to bring the "best" AI agent to the digital table.
Different AI agents have wildly different negotiation skills. If we outsource these tasks to agents, we may need to bring the "best" AI agent to the digital table.
Stanford researchers highlight the ongoing challenges of language discrimination in academic publishing, revealing that AI tools may not be the solution for non-native speakers.
Stanford researchers highlight the ongoing challenges of language discrimination in academic publishing, revealing that AI tools may not be the solution for non-native speakers.
A new Stanford study reveals that AI therapy chatbots may not only lack effectiveness compared to human therapists but could also contribute to harmful stigma and dangerous responses.
A new Stanford study reveals that AI therapy chatbots may not only lack effectiveness compared to human therapists but could also contribute to harmful stigma and dangerous responses.
Pointing to "white-hat" hacking, AI policy experts recommend a new system of third-party reporting and tracking of AI’s flaws.
Pointing to "white-hat" hacking, AI policy experts recommend a new system of third-party reporting and tracking of AI’s flaws.
