The demand for AI regulation is at a fever pitch. Before rushing into regulation, policymakers should consider feasibility, trade-offs, and unintended consequences.
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Peter Norvig Predicts AI Agents Beyond Interaction in 2024
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In 2024, @StanfordHAI distinguished education fellow Peter Norvig expects AI agents will be able to do more than just interaction. Here’s what to expect in AI this year: https://
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Ecosystem Graphs Framework Enhances Foundation Model Transparency
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A new framework called Ecosystem Graphs summarizes what we know about foundation models and helps to increase transparency:
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AI Policy Priorities for 2024 According to Stanford HAI
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“AI policy will be worth watching in 2024,” says @StanfordHAI co-director @drfeifei
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Bipartisan CREATE AI Act Aims to Fund Academic AI Research
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A new bipartisan bill promises to create resources for academics in AI. @StanfordHAI Deputy Director @russellwald explained why it’s critical we pass the CREATE AI Act into law:
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Foundation Model Transparency Index Reveals Commercial AI Opacity
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The launch of the Foundation Model Transparency Index started a conversation about the lack of openness in commercial models. https://
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AI-Generated Responses Reliability Concerns Emerge
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Are we done with old-fashioned internet searches? Not so fast. AI-generated responses are not always reliable.
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AI’s Role in Society: Key Questions for 2026
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A New Year’s resolution: @StanfordHAI senior fellow @gewang challenges us to ask the hard questions—what do we want from AI in our lives, in our communities, in education, in our society? https://
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Do AI tools need new evaluation benchmarks?
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AI tools score high against current benchmarks but often do not work the way we want them to. Do we need new ways to evaluate them?
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GPU Demand Surge Expected for AI in 2024
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2024 may see a big demand for GPU processors—the special processors upon which lots of AI runs—according to @StanfordHAI senior fellow @Rbaltman
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stanford.io/3RZFYH2