Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence

The combined institute will retain the Stanford HAI name and be helmed by computer scientist James Landay. Co-founder Fei-Fei Li takes on a new university-wide role as Special Advisor on AI and joins John Hennessy as co-chair of the advisory council.

As artificial intelligence transforms society, Stanford HAI’s James Landay, Fei-Fei Li, and John Hennessy explain why they’re merging HAI with the Stanford Data Science initiative, mobilizing “team science at scale,” and betting that academic openness will shape AI’s future.

A study led by Stanford researchers highlights the effectiveness of an AI health coaching app in fostering user autonomy and motivation.

New Stanford research reveals how chatbot bonds can create dangerous feedback loops – and offers recommendations to mitigate harm.

Stanford HAI and the Hoover Institution’s Technology Policy Accelerator are providing seed grants for faculty research projects focused on AI and geopolitics. Learn more and apply by May 1.

Stanford computer scientist James Zou discusses AI’s strengths at spotting errors and limitations in judging research significance.

Visual artists working with text-to-image tools face frustrating barriers. Computer science, cognitive psychology, and education scholars think they can help.

A privacy-focused platform helps health researchers examine how digital interactions influence physical and mental health.

Stanford scientists in Senegal hunting for schistosomiasis – a parasitic disease infecting 250 million people worldwide – used AI to transform local field work into satellite-powered risk analysis.

Educators and researchers at the fourth annual summit explored how generative AI is reshaping assessments and impacting student creativity and human connection.