If anyone still wonders why @Stanford established the Human-centered AI (
@StanfordHAI ) to “study and forecast AI’s human impact” (among other goals) in 2019, please read this pieceThere is a lot we need to work on collectively as a community, a society and individual citizens.
@drfeifei
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Stanford’s Human-Centered AI Initiative Addresses Critical Societal Challenges
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Supporting Students and Entrepreneurs Shaping AI’s Future
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Thrilled to work with you and @radicalvcfund , Jordan! Many students and entrepreneurs will help shape AI’s future. Happy to be there for them
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Teaching AI and Generative Tools to California Fifth Graders
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I taught a bunch of California 5th graders about #AI, #chatgpt and #dalle2 today, and got the highest compliment of my career
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Being Mentioned With Geoffrey Hinton in AI
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I always love the opportunity to be mentioned with @geoffreyhinton in the same sentence
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Twelve Labs Achievement Receives Community Congratulations
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Very exciting! Congratulations @twelve_labs !
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Stanford HAI Spring Conference 2023: AI, Creativity, Policy
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A sneak preview of the @StanfordHAI Spring Conference 2023 – AI, generative models, arts, creativity, policy, regulation, and more! Stay tuned and sign up to our mailing list: https://
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AI in Healthcare: Amazing Speakers Advancing Human-Centered Medicine
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So exciting to see these work in healthcare and medical area, where humans are at the center of everything we do! Amazing speakers!
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AI Correctness vs User Satisfaction: Resolving HCI Conflicts
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Another wonderful panel by @msbernst @stanfordmav @adapperprof @landay @StanfordHAI Fall Conf today. “AI optimizes for 100% correctness; HCI optimizes for 100% user satisfaction. What happens when they’re in conflict?”
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Understanding Code Generated by AI Assistants Matters
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“Be careful with copilot code generation assistance. We need people to understand their codes.” – Don Knuth, Turing Award winner (1974), luminary of @stanford CS dept, and a dear friend, at @StanfordHAI Fall Conf
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Feigenbaum on Most Important AI Conference Topic
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“The topic of this conference is the most important topic of AI!” — Ed Feigenbaum, Turing Award winner (1994), luminary of @StanfordAILab , and a dear friend and mentor