All Work Published on Privacy, Safety, Security
Stanford’s Digital Economy Lab taps multidisciplinary group of thinkers to offer insights on AI and governance in volume called The Digitalist Papers.
Stanford’s Digital Economy Lab taps multidisciplinary group of thinkers to offer insights on AI and governance in volume called The Digitalist Papers.
Stanford HAI’s new Policy Fellow will study AI’s implications for privacy and safety, and explore how we can build rights-respecting artificial intelligence.
Stanford HAI’s new Policy Fellow will study AI’s implications for privacy and safety, and explore how we can build rights-respecting artificial intelligence.
Real AI Threats Are Disinformation, Bias, And Lack Of Transparency: Stanford’s James Landay
James Landay, Co-Founder of Stanford HAI, says disinformation, deepfake, discrimination and job displacement; of which not a lot has happened yet, are the real harms of AI.
James Landay, Co-Founder of Stanford HAI, says disinformation, deepfake, discrimination and job displacement; of which not a lot has happened yet, are the real harms of AI.
AI Companies Promised To Self-Regulate One Year Ago. What’s Changed?
CRFM Society Lead Rishi Bommasani comments on the lack of clarity on what has changed in the year since major AI companies adopted the White House's set of eight voluntary commitments on how to develop AI in a safe and trustworthy way.
CRFM Society Lead Rishi Bommasani comments on the lack of clarity on what has changed in the year since major AI companies adopted the White House's set of eight voluntary commitments on how to develop AI in a safe and trustworthy way.
Vanessa Parli, HAI Director of Research Programs, explains the importance of evaluation methods when it comes to AI benchmarking, noting the significance of assessing traits like "bias, toxicity, truthfulness, and other responsibility aspects."
Vanessa Parli, HAI Director of Research Programs, explains the importance of evaluation methods when it comes to AI benchmarking, noting the significance of assessing traits like "bias, toxicity, truthfulness, and other responsibility aspects."
Researchers say AI risk shouldn’t be siloed from other technological risk and propose updating existing frameworks rather than inventing new ones.
Researchers say AI risk shouldn’t be siloed from other technological risk and propose updating existing frameworks rather than inventing new ones.
