How are health systems and clinicians managing AI liability risk? Attend this hybrid session with HAI faculty affiliate and @StanfordLaw professor @MichelleM_Mello on Wednesday, January 24, from 12-1:30pm PST. https://
stanford.io/4b5T2lU
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Managing AI Liability Risk in Health Systems
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Study reveals widespread hallucinations in legal LLM tasks
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Until recently, the evidence as to the extent of legal hallucinations has been largely anecdotal. A new study finds disturbing and pervasive errors among three popular large language models on a wide range of legal tasks:
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AI Tutor System Models and Supports Learner Activities
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Meet your AI tutor: This winning Hoffman-Yee Grant project is creating new systems that model and support learners as they work through activities like writing and drawing. https://
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Stanford Team Researches Foundation Models Applications and Social Impact
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Looking for more research on foundation models? This team is studying the applications, technical advances, and social impact of these powerful models – from improving state-of-the-art methods to evaluating the models' downstream uses: https://
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Regulating Open Foundation Models Without Limiting Innovation
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Open foundation models can combat market concentration, catalyze innovation, and improve transparency. How can we regulate these models without compromising these opportunities? Read more from this policy brief:
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Stanford HAI Seeks Application Reviewers for AI4ALL Summer Program
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Are you passionate about fostering diversity and inclusion in AI? Here's your chance to make a difference! @StanfordHAI is currently seeking dedicated individuals to join our team as Application Reviewers for the upcoming AI4ALL Summer Program. Apply here: https://
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AI Models Processing Video Data: Emerging Capabilities in 2024
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What will happen when AI models go beyond text and images to process video data? @StanfordHAI
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Stanford AI Tool Helps Composers with Anticipatory Music Transformer
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In this video, @Stanford scholar @jwthickstun demos the Anticipatory Music Transformer, a new AI tool for composers:
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Stanford AI Improves Type 1 Diabetes Patient Care Quality
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This research team is developing AI to improve patient care for type 1 diabetes. “We have an opportunity to improve care at the patient level, the process for the clinician, and the quality of life for families,” said @Stanford professor David Maahs. https://
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California Colorado Adopt Automated Decision Making Privacy Regulations
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By mid 2024, CA and CO will adopt regulations addressing automated decision making in the context of consumer privacy. ”We’re only just starting to grapple with these questions,” says @StanfordHAI privacy and data policy fellow @kingjen
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stanford.io/47Ed97N