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Generative AI and the social divide

The growing threat of disinformation leads people not only to believe in falsehoods, says Nate Persily, but also to disbelieve in facts.

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Privacy in the AI era

It’s basically impossible to escape digital surveillance across most facets of life, says Jen King. Artificial intelligence may compound the risks.

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Getting granular about gentrification

An AI model that uses Google Street View to spot early signs of gentrification could one day help cities target anti-displacement policies more precisely.

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The opportunity gap in social sector AI

Nonprofits are eager to leverage AI tools for mission-related impact. A working paper explores the untapped potential.

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AI helps patients in crisis access timely care

A new model to identify and triage high-risk messages to an online mental health platform dramatically reduced response time for those in urgent need.

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Seven AI trends that will make headlines in 2024

From white-collar work shifts to large video models, here's what Stanford HAI faculty and fellows predict will make headlines in 2024.

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Amy Zegart on AI and spycraft

A profession that once hunted diligently for secrets is now picking through huge haystacks for needles of insight – precisely the kind of work at which AI excels.

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Training AI experts for public service

You can’t regulate artificial intelligence without technical talent, says Stanford HAI’s Daniel Zhang. Tech, Ethics & Policy Fellows are helping shape the conversation.

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New leaders join Stanford HAI

Three new faculty associate directors and a new deputy director will help shape the future of human-centered artificial intelligence.

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Using AI to help refugees succeed

Machine learning tools are helping countries place refugees where they’re most likely to find employment.

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