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Why Are Emotional Social Media Posts More Likely to Go Viral?
Vignesh Ramachandran
Sep 08, 2021
Media Mention

A Stanford study of Japanese and U.S. Twitter users shows that we are more likely to be influenced by posts that violate, rather than support, our cultural values.

Why Are Emotional Social Media Posts More Likely to Go Viral?

Vignesh Ramachandran
Sep 08, 2021

A Stanford study of Japanese and U.S. Twitter users shows that we are more likely to be influenced by posts that violate, rather than support, our cultural values.

Machine Learning
Media Mention
Modeling AI on the Language of Brain Circuits and Architecture
Katharine Miller
Sep 03, 2021
News

A new summary of what is known about brain circuits suggests potential new directions for AI researchers.

Modeling AI on the Language of Brain Circuits and Architecture

Katharine Miller
Sep 03, 2021

A new summary of what is known about brain circuits suggests potential new directions for AI researchers.

Machine Learning
News
Stanford Machine Learning Algorithm Predicts Biological Structures More Accurately Than Ever Before
Isabel Swafford
Aug 27, 2021
Media Mention

Stanford researchers develop machine learning methods that accurately predict the 3D shapes of drug targets and other important biological molecules, even when only limited data is available.

Stanford Machine Learning Algorithm Predicts Biological Structures More Accurately Than Ever Before

Isabel Swafford
Aug 27, 2021

Stanford researchers develop machine learning methods that accurately predict the 3D shapes of drug targets and other important biological molecules, even when only limited data is available.

Machine Learning
Media Mention
“Flying in the Dark”: Hospital AI Tools Aren’t Well Documented
Edmund L. Andrews
Aug 23, 2021
News

A new study reveals models aren’t reporting enough, leaving users blind to potential model errors such as flawed training data and calibration drift.

“Flying in the Dark”: Hospital AI Tools Aren’t Well Documented

Edmund L. Andrews
Aug 23, 2021

A new study reveals models aren’t reporting enough, leaving users blind to potential model errors such as flawed training data and calibration drift.

Healthcare
Machine Learning
News
Re-Imagining Espionage in the Era of Artificial Intelligence
Edmund L. Andrews
Aug 17, 2021
News

Armchair researchers and ordinary citizens are changing the rules of spycraft. Expert Amy Zegart explains how U.S. agencies must adapt.

Re-Imagining Espionage in the Era of Artificial Intelligence

Edmund L. Andrews
Aug 17, 2021

Armchair researchers and ordinary citizens are changing the rules of spycraft. Expert Amy Zegart explains how U.S. agencies must adapt.

Machine Learning
News
Stanford Researchers Use Artificial Intelligence to Unlock Extreme Weather Mysteries
Rob Jordan
Aug 10, 2021
Media Mention

A new approach helps scientists understand why extreme precipitation days in the Midwest are becoming more frequent and could better predict future weather changes. 

Stanford Researchers Use Artificial Intelligence to Unlock Extreme Weather Mysteries

Rob Jordan
Aug 10, 2021

A new approach helps scientists understand why extreme precipitation days in the Midwest are becoming more frequent and could better predict future weather changes. 

Machine Learning
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