What is changing in life sciences research? The AI+Science conference kicks off with a panel exploring recent advances in protein design and computational neuroscience, and the changing nature of research itself. Watch the livestream: https://
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AI+Science Conference Highlights Advances in Protein Design and Neuroscience
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Stanford’s Emma Lundberg on AI Transforming Biology and Open Science
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"AI is changing the way we do biology," said @StanfordHAI Faculty Affiliate Emma Lundberg in @Stanford
's #ResearchMatter series. She's chosen to be in academia to advance open science – making data accessible to accelerate discovery for all. Read more: https://
news.stanford.edu/stories/2026/0
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AI Index 2026 Report Highlights Risks and Potential of AI
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In our April issue, we highlight the latest findings from the #AIIndex2026 report, new research examining both AI's risks and potential, an upcoming conference tackling AI's role in scientific discovery, and more. Check out our LinkedIn newsletter:
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Leading Scientists Discuss AI’s Role in Accelerating Scientific Discovery
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Leading scientists and experts from various disciplines will convene on May 5 for an interdisciplinary discussion of where AI is genuinely accelerating discovery, and what it means for the future of scientific research. Join us: https://
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AI Sovereignty: Strategic Implications for Countries and Businesses
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The concept of AI sovereignty is gaining traction not just among countries, but also businesses. @StanfordHAI Research Fellow @juannicopava offer some insights on the topic via @ITBrew
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American AI Skepticism Impacts Trust Adoption Policy
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The #AIIndex2026 shows Americans are skeptical of AI compared to global peers. This sentiment gap impacts trust, adoption, and policy. In this piece, @StanfordHAI Executive Director @russellwald and AI Index Lead Sha Sajadieh argue two competing caricatures drowning out nuanced
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Bloom: Stanford’s LLM-Based AI Health Coaching App
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Most health apps prescribe rigid plans. Bloom, an LLM-based health coaching app created by @Stanford researchers, applies evidence-based coaching methods. A promising demonstration of human-centered AI: https://
hai.stanford.edu/news/an-ai-hea
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AI tackles healthcare’s trillion-dollar administrative burden problem
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There's a system quietly at work before patients receive care: the administrative spending that costs the U.S. $1T annually. A research team led by @StanfordHAI Affiliate @drnigam tests AI on this invisible layer of healthcare. Read more via @StanfordMed
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medicine.stanford.edu/content/sm/med
icine/news/current-news/standard-news/the–1-trillion-problem-ai-still-can-t-yet-solve.html
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CORES Symposium 2026: AI and Scientific Reproducibility
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As AI in science gains momentum, this year's CORES Symposium brings together researchers and data scientists on April 29 to tackle AI's role in scientific reproducibility. The event is sold out, but you can still join the waitlist here: https://
datascience.stanford.edu/events/open-sc
ience-center/cores-annual-symposium-2026-ai-and-scientific-reproducibility
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U.S. Government Unprepared for World Models AI Technology
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The U.S. wasn't ready for ChatGPT. Are we repeating the mistakes with world models? “Policymakers, government officials — many of them don’t even know what a world model is.” @StanfordHAI Executive Director @russellwald said on @politico
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