Who’s responsible when safeguards fail and generative AI causes harm? Legal scholars @PeterHndrsn
, @tatsu_hashimoto
, and @marklemley believe the First Amendment will protect creators and deployers.
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First Amendment Protection for AI Creators and Deployers
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Foundation Models Copyright: Legal and Technical Mitigation Measures
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New policy brief: Foundation models are often trained on large volumes of copyrighted material. This brief highlights the urgency and uncertainty surrounding the copyright implications of these models and proposes legal & technical mitigation measures: https://
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AI Safety Leaders at UK AI Summit 2026
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Spotted at the UK AI Safety Summit: HAI International Policy Fellow @marietjeschaake
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VIS4ML Tools: Analysis of 52 Papers on Limitations
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Novel #VIS4ML tools aid human-in-the-loop ML work, but fall short of bold claims. An analysis of 52 papers by @HariSubramonyam and @JessicaHullman shows limitations and risks.
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AI Risks, Diversity Challenges, and Reasons for Optimism
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LISTEN: @drfeifei joined @karaswisher in a wide-ranging conversation about human/societal risks and lack of diversity in AI – and why we should remain optimistic nevertheless.
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Stanford Researchers Design AI Tools for Educators Preserving Student Relationships
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From math tutor to teacher’s aid, Stanford education researchers are designing expert-in-the-loop NLP tools that give educators new insights while preserving student-teacher relationships.
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White House AI Executive Order Promotes Research Through NAIRR
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The new @WhiteHouse AI executive order promotes innovation and competition by catalyzing AI research through the National AI Research Resource (NAIRR). Since inception, @stanfordhai has been at the forefront of this discussion. Learn more about the NAIRR: https://
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Congress Introduces CREATE AI Act: Necessity for America’s AI Future
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Prior to this week’s signing of a new @WhiteHouse Executive Order on AI, the U.S. Congress introduced a new bipartisan bill called the CREATE AI Act. Why is this bill necessary to America's AI future? HAI's @russellwald weighs in:
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NAIRR Democratizes AI Research Access for Universities
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NAIRR would democratize AI research, said Fei-Fei Li and @Rbaltman
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Rep Eshoo advocates safe AI development beyond big tech entities
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"We need to develop AI that is safe, trustworthy, and responsible," said @RepAnnaEshoo at this morning’s discussion on public sector AI. We must develop AI beyond a small group of entities to be able to innovate, to benefit everyone, she said. Webinar https://
stanford.zoom.us/webinar/regist
er/WN_Bqn2Lbg3TGGlMxXRurgEng#/registration
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