What's a top concern at #WEF24 this year? AI and the rise of disinformation, says HAI International Policy Fellow @MarietjeSchaake
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AI and Disinformation: Top Concerns at WEF24
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Nanodentrites Push Computing Forward with Stanford AI Hardware Support
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Nanodentrites are pushing the frontier of what’s next in computing by fusing algorithms and hardware. Learn more about how @StanfordHAI
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Stanford Study Reveals Legal AI Errors Deepen Inequalities
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A new study from HAI & Stanford RegLab shows pervasive errors in legal AI with a concerning implication: “Our findings suggest that the current limitations of LLMs pose a risk of further deepening existing legal inequalities.” (via @thehill
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Government AI Rules Risk Jeopardizing Modernization Efforts
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New government rules around AI could put much-needed modernization efforts in jeopardy, say HAI senior fellow Daniel E. Ho and @UMichLaw
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Embedding Societal Values into Social Media Algorithms
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An asteroid shot idea presented at the Hoffman-Yee Symposium: What if we could embed societal values into social media algorithms? https://
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LLM Hallucinations in Legal Tech: Prevalence and Impact
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Many legal tech startups and law firms now use LLM-based tools for various tasks, yet a core problem remains: hallucinations or the tendency of LLMs to generate content inconsistent with legal facts or principles. How common are they? https://
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AI-Enabled Exoskeleton Prevents Human Falls Through Predictive Models
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An AI-enabled exoskeleton could help prevent human falls. Funding from @StanfordHAI
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Research Advances Large Language Models Beyond Humanlike Responses
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There’s a lot of buzz around the ability of large language models to generate humanlike responses to prompts. But this research project goes further: https://
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GPU Processor Demand Surge in AI Trends 2024
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AI trends to watch in 2024: @StanfordHAI senior fellow @Rbaltman sees increasing pressure for more GPU processors developing this year. https://
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AI Chatbots Hallucinate Legal Answers, Risks for Low-Income Users
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Popular AI chatbots frequently hallucinate when answering legal questions, new research from Stanford RegLab and HAI finds. This poses special risks for people using the technology because they can’t afford a human lawyer. (via @blaw
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