CS prof. @MonicaSLam researches conversational virtual assistants with an emphasis on privacy protection. She's also an expert in compilers for high-performance machines. Her team created the first widely adopted research compiler, SUIF. 7/n https://
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Monica Lam: Conversational AI and Privacy Protection Research
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AI Expert Amy Zegart on Intelligence and National Security
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HAI associate director @AmyZegart is a recognized expert on AI, U.S. intelligence, and national security. Her book “Spies, Lies, and Algorithms” explores how technological advancements have transformed the landscape of American intelligence-gathering. 6/n https://
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Stanford Professor Studies Robot Learning and Intelligent Behavior Development
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Assistant prof. @chelseabfinn studies the capability of robots and other agents to develop broadly intelligent behavior through learning and interaction. She runs the IRIS lab @Stanford whose work was featured in the @nytimes
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Chatbots Hallucinate Legal Precedents: Stanford Study Findings
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Chatbots tend to “hallucinate” legal precedents from cases that never happened. How frequently? @StanfordHAI senior fellow Daniel Ho discusses findings from a recent study and concerns about AI over-reliance in the legal context.
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Stanford HAI’s Latest Projects in Finance Regulation Technology
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Public Sector AI Investment Moonshot Called for by Stanford HAI
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AI requires vast amounts of computing power and data that are becoming increasingly out of reach for academia. @StanfordHAI
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Federal Government Uses Personnel Act to Hire Scientific Talent
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Stanford HAI senior fellow Daniel Ho makes the case for why the Intergovernmental Personnel Act can combat the federal government’s workforce crisis when it comes to hiring scientific and technical talent. https://
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Human-Centered NLP: Building Inclusive Language Technologies
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Assistant prof. @Diyi_Yang focuses on building socially aware language technologies to support human-human and human-computer interaction. Her CS course, Human-Centered NLP, challenges students to think beyond technical performance or accuracy. 4/n https://
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Susan Athey: Economist Bridges Machine Learning and Government Policy
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Economist @Susan_Athey helped to plan the launch of @StanfordHAI & became one of its founding associate directors. Her work covers the intersection of machine learning and econometrics. In 2022, she joined the U.S. Dept. of Justice as chief economist. 3/n https://
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AI Study Examines Racial Bias in Television Representation
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Psychology prof. Jennifer Eberhardt investigates consequences of the psychological association between race & crime. Eberhardt and colleagues are making waves by applying their HAI Seed Grant to study the state & impact of racial representation in TV. 2/n https://
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