How effective is AI propaganda? According to Stanford scholars, it works. See which types of content are the biggest concern: stanford.io/3WxoTqK

Nothing could be more fulfilling than Stanford HAI’s work towards the NAIRR an idea from our co-directors in 2019. Across the nation we will see curiosity driven scientific academic AI research that is supported by the U.S. government. Congress needs to next pass CREATE AI Act.

It was great presenting our project on autonomous patient monitoring in the The White House yesterday in the #NAIRRPilot launch event. It was a one-of-a-kind experience and I got to meet several amazing colleagues. Thanks Stanford HAI, Stanford Health Care, Stanford CERC, Stanford Medicine!

How will we broaden LLM access beyond the English-speaking world? Stanford HAI Faculty Affiliate Sanmi Koyejo and CS PhD candidate Sang T. Truong have explored how to create and evaluate performance of LLMs that serve underrepresented languages. stanford.io/3UNZzLS

Let’s build the foundation for AI that benefits humanity. Learn how Stanford University scholars are leading the charge in human-centered AI research by signing up for our newsletters: stanford.io/3yeHpda

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Open-source AI research exploded in 2023. See the data behind this trend on the R&D chapter of the #AIIndex2024 Report: stanford.io/3y1oxhU

📢 New policy brief: How do LLMs behave in military and diplomatic conflict scenarios without human oversight? In our latest brief, we use a wargame simulation to evaluate the escalation risks of actions taken by LLM-based AI agents in high-stakes decision-making.

Let's dive deeper into conversations on #ResponsibleAI in health & medicine! We'll discuss the immense potential & some critical considerations during back-to-back events: the RAISE Symposium (May 14) & the AIMI Symposium (May 15)! Stanford HAI stanford.io/3vtk5Ys

We're working on something big! Our upcoming program, in collaboration w/ Stanford HAI, explores technical, business, & ethical aspects of #AI . Hear from Stanford faculty who are shaping the future of AI, like Ge Wang seen here in our studio. More info ➡️ online.stanford.edu/Generative-AI-…

With funding from a 2021 Hoffman-Yee Grant, a team of Stanford University cognitive scientists led by Prof. Michael Frank (@mcxfrank) is studying curiosity in infants and AI agents. The Atlantic published a detailed profile of their BabyView study: bit.ly/3QsNWaG

How do you catalyze a multidisciplinary community of researchers, industry, policy, and civil society to focus on human-centered AI? Stanford HAI co-founders John Etchemendy, Christopher Manning, Fei-Fei Li, and James Landay pioneered the way. stanford.io/4a3uW9D

AI introduces new challenges for privacy. Stanford HAI privacy and data policy fellow Jennifer King (@kingjen) describes recent research findings in this Q&A: stanford.io/4aVWGy1

Explore the future of AI in health and medicine at the RAISE Health Symposium on May 14, co-hosted by Stanford Medicine & Stanford HAI. Leaders in tech, biomedicine, policy, and advocacy unite to shape healthcare's future. Register today: …isehealthsymposium.sites.stanford.edu

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Military is the missing word in AI safety discussions ↘️ ft.com/content/da03f8…

The latest 2024 AI Index Report from Stanford HAI is out! The report unveils top eight trends shaping businesses, including how the technology still does not best the human brain on every task.

Check out the report:
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Stanford researchers applied an audit design framework to reveal new insights into race and gender bias in large language models. Read the Q&A with co-author Julian Nyarko. stanford.io/4aXSNZz

People must be at the center of AI technology to ensure the benefits flow to everyone, said Volker Türk, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in a keynote address at the Human Rights Dimensions of Generative AI event. stanford.io/4dmMXm0