Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence

AI therapy chatbots may fall short of human care and risk reinforcing stigma or offering dangerous responses.

Using AI to analyze brain scans of students solving math problems, researchers offer the first-ever glimpse into the neural roots of math learning disabilities.

New research explores the communities and cultures being excluded from AI tools, leading to missed opportunities and increased risks from bias and misinformation.

As AI technologies rapidly evolve, Stanford professor Mykel Kochenderfer leads efforts to validate the safety of autonomous systems, from cars to drones.

New research shows short-horizon data can help predict long-term student performance, potentially aiding in edtech personalization and teacher decision-making.

The computer scientist shares his vision for SAIL and speaks to the future of AI scholarship at Stanford.

Experts weigh in on the implications of DeepSeek’s open-source model and its impact on technology, geopolitics, the arts, and more.

Co-hosted by Stanford HAI, the event brought together leading scholars and legislative staffers to explore AI’s impact on public policy.

Stanford’s Michael Rau combines human creativity and artificial intelligence to add new dimensions to storytelling and stagecraft.

Federal funding for cognitive research unexpectedly spurred significant advancements in artificial intelligence, laying the groundwork for the systems that power today's AI technology.