The future of privacy is uncertain, but a shortage of AI training data could open a path for consumers to benefit from the value of their own information. @StanfordHAI privacy and data policy fellow @kingjen shared a perspective with @techreview
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AI Data Scarcity Could Empower Consumer Data Privacy Rights
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AI Transforms Theater: Image Generation, Pose Analysis Innovation
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Image generation, live scripts, and pose analysis are just the beginning of how AI could shape the future of theater and performance, says @Stanford
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Human-AI Collaboration Progress: Stanford Faculty Insights 2025
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In 2025, @StanfordHAI Faculty Affiliate @Diyi_Yang sees progress on the horizon for human-AI collaboration. What could that look like? Read more here: https://
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AI Agents Leading Research Teams With Human Feedback
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Imagine an AI agent leading a team of AI scientist agents to tackle challenging, open-ended research, with a human researcher providing high-level feedback. According to @StanfordHAI faculty affiliate @james_y_zou
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Expanding Academia’s Role in Public Sector AI Governance
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Industry’s dominance in AI could potentially skew AI governance toward industry interests rather than public good. How do we fix this? On Jan. 15, @StanfordHAI
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GenAI developers must verify and define benefits in 2025
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2025 is the year developers of GenAI technologies will be expected to define and verify their presumed benefits, says @StanfordHealth Chief Data Scientist @drnigam
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Stanford HAI Council Member Engages World Leaders on AI Importance
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Congratulations @StanfordHAI Advisory Council member @vsikka for engaging with world leaders on the importance of AI
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Universities lag behind industry in frontier AI research development
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Academic scholars invented nearly all of the core technologies behind AI. But today, no university can build a frontier AI system on par with industry. What does this mean for public sector AI research? Our latest brief presents policy recommendations:
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Vocal Sandbox Robot Learns Skills with GPT-3.5 Turbo
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The Vocal Sandbox may look like a typical robot setup—arm, cameras, laptop—but there’s more than meets the eye. Powered by GPT-3.5 Turbo, it learns both low- and high-level skills on the fly to perform desired actions and assist in real time.
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AI in Education: Evidence on Student Learning and Teaching Effectiveness
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When it comes to education, @Stanford Asst. Professor @ddemszky expects to see more interest in gathering evidence on what helps students learn better and teachers educate more effectively. Read more predictions for AI in 2025: https://
stanford.io/4gL0C7R