How do you make art with code? Stanford scholars developed a new tool called Spellburst to make the process of translating ideas using natural language processing a seamless experience for creative coders.
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ACCEPT-AI Framework Addresses Age-Related Algorithmic Bias
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It's important to have a clear distinction between pediatric health care data and adult data. To address what researchers call "age-related algorithmic bias,” a new framework called ACCEPT-AI calls for age transparency. https://
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Study Questions LLM Trustworthiness for Critical Tasks
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Large language models present powerful capabilities, but a new study suggests they are not trustworthy enough for critical tasks. “Under the hood, these are machine learning models with vulnerabilities," says HAI faculty affiliate @sanmikoyejo
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AI Safety and Equity in US Hospital Systems
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AI-powered models are now being used in hospitals across the United States, yet there's no system to ensure these uses are safe and equitable. How can we change that? Stanford researchers say there’s no need to reinvent the wheel:
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AI in Psychotherapy: Benefits and Responsible Integration Roadmap
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What are the potential benefits of AI in psychotherapy? How can we ensure its responsible integration? An interdisciplinary group of scholars offer a roadmap: https://
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AI Conference Explores Patterns in Nature and Creativity
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AI is opening new windows into complex patterns in nature and offering insights into creativity. Our fall conference brings together economists, musicians, computer scientists, biologists, and futurists to discuss these exciting advances. Register here: https://
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Stanford researchers use neural networks to model child number learning
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To understand how children learn about numbers, Stanford scholars sought to approximate the process of human number learning using a deep neural network. https://
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Skin tone bias in medical AI training data impacts diagnosis
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Black and brown skin tones are underrepresented in teaching materials in medicine; what does this mean for the diagnosis and treatment of patients from these communities?
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AI+Health Summit Early Bird Registration Closes Tomorrow
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Early bird pricing for this year’s AI+Health summit ends tomorrow! Hear from experts on the critical and emerging issues related to AI across the spectrum of healthcare. Check out the agenda and register here: https://
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AI Computer Vision Maps Solar Panel Adoption Inequality Across US
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Stanford scholars use computer vision to study variations in solar panel adoption in U.S. households. As residential solar usage grows, AI can help policymakers understand inequalities in adoption and tailor policy solutions. Read our latest policy brief: https://
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