Mark your calendars! On April 30, we're hosting a @StanfordHAI seminar presenting the #AIIndex2025 report at Stanford. Researchers will unpack key trends in AI, from technical progress to regulation. Register now to secure your seat: https://
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Stanford AI Index 2025 Report Seminar April 30
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Agents Will Transform Systems; Misinformation Risks Require Rapid Adaptation
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Some systems will thrive with agents, some will rely on them, and some won’t keep up, like our ability to handle agent-generated misinformation. Everything we’ve built will need to adapt; the speed and depth of change will be unlike anything we’ve seen.
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AI Research Ensures Positive Impact on Educational Learning Outcomes
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AI can empower learning in remarkable ways. But we’re under no illusions that all the changes it’s bringing to education are positive. Our research will help educators and policymakers ensure that AI deepens, rather than undermines, learning:
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Control and Freedom: Who Really Governs Our Society
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We are all being controlled by someone else and they talk about freedom, democracy and what not
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Prime Minister Selection and Leadership Quality Concerns
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(As I’ve noted to some landlords in my extended family, they were Sorted into not being PMs for a reason, and would rebel against the suggestion they or a child went into the job. Unfortunately, play that game forward 2+ generations and you will not get this experience from PMs.)
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AI Generated Content Demands Complete IP Law Adaptation
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Pretty soon we will have full length episodes of your favorite shows on demand about anything you like. IP Laws needs to completely adapt to this new realm.
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California Leads US AI Regulation Wave Amid Policy Maturation
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The #AIIndex2025 shows that California passed the most AI laws, followed by Virginia, Maryland, and Utah. The policy conversation around AI is also starting to mature, @StanfordHAI Executive Director @russellwald told @politico
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Gene Editing Resurrects Extinct Dire Wolf Species
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Le loup géant (Dire Wolf) a disparu il y a 10.000 ans : il est représenté dans Game of Thrones…
— Docteur Laurent Alexandre (@dr_l_alexandre) 7 avril 2025
On vient d’en fabriquer grâce aux ciseaux à ADN CRISPR-Cas9
Vous êtes enthousiasmés ou affolés ?
Faut il faire pareil avec Neandertal ?
pic.twitter.com/w5rwdsIgwMLe loup géant (Dire Wolf) a disparu il y a 10.000 ans : il est représenté dans Game of Thrones… On vient d’en fabriquer grâce aux ciseaux à ADN CRISPR-Cas9 Vous êtes enthousiasmés ou affolés ? Faut il faire pareil avec Neandertal ?
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Global AI Competition Intensifies as US Raises Trade Barriers
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While the US puts up barriers to the rest of the world, the rest of the world demonstrations that it can offer increasingly competitive AI. Side-note: the Stanford AI index is an excellent, in-depth look at where things stand in AI.
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DeepSeek and the dangers of technology isolationism policy
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Nice piece by @EthanZ on DeepSeek and the perils of isolationism. If only someone in the administration might read it.