Too often we focus on artificial intelligence replacing jobs. But consider the possibilities of AI augmenting our jobs: teachers whose AI assistant can immediately assess a student’s learning and help them adjust the lesson; doctors who use the technology to manage a tricky diagnosis they might not be familiar with; artists who push the boundaries of their […]
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From future of work to facial recognition, here are the most popular videos of the year. https://hai.stanford.edu/blog/stanford-hais-most-watched-videos-year
Research on the design of interactive AI systems tops the list. https://hai.stanford.edu/blog/stanford-hais-most-read-stories-2020
HAI faculty members share their favorite fiction and nonfiction books with a technology theme. https://hai.stanford.edu/blog/hai-recommended-reading-10-books-worth-checking-out
Proteins are the molecular machinery of life. DNA blueprints tell cells how to make a given protein by stringing amino acids together like a necklace of different-sized beads. But how these molecular machines function depends on how these necklaces form into complex and convoluted three-dimensional structures, a process known as protein folding. Experimental scientists have […]
Stanford HAI announced it has awarded more than $2.5 million dollars in seed grants to fund interdisciplinary artificial intelligence (AI) research at Stanford University that aims to improve the human condition. This is the third year HAI has distributed seed grants across the university to fund new, ambitious, and speculative ideas with the objective of […]