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Stanford HAI

Stanford HAI is committed to studying, guiding and developing human-centered AI technologies and applications.

Episodes

Rob Reich, Diyi Yang, Surya Ganguli | Prompt Response: Should AI Slow Down?

21 Sep 2026

2026 Conference on Physics and AI: Jascha Sohl-Dickstein

30 Jun 2026AI processed

The rapid, exponential trajectory of AI development signals a transformative shift in global productivity, potentially marking the end of the Anthropocene as humans cease to be the primary drivers of global change. Current compute scaling laws and the swift automation of complex intellectual tasks suggest that AGI is a...

Session 5: Data in the Age of Generative AI

30 Oct 2025AI processed

The podcast features James Zou and several colleagues discussing data's role in generative AI, highlighting both opportunities and challenges. They explore AI-created data, its societal impact, and the improvement of training data efficiency. The speakers present five research projects, including quantifying synthetic ...

Session 4: Building Shared Conceptual Grounding for Interacting with GenAI

30 Oct 2025AI processed

The podcast features a presentation by a team discussing their project on integrating intelligence by building shared conceptual grounding for interacting with generative AI. The presentation begins with an analogy using Ansel Adams and his assistant to illustrate the importance of shared understanding in content creat...

Session 1: A Multimodal Odyssey into the Human Mind

30 Oct 2025AI processed

The podcast features a presentation by the Hoffman-Yee team, "A Multimodal Odyssey into the Human Mind," which focuses on building a brain world model (BWM) for enhanced diagnostics, personalized care, and understanding neurological processes. The team discusses their progress in data collection, model training, and ap...

Hoffman-Yee Symposium 2025: Introduction

30 Oct 2025AI processed

The speaker welcomes attendees to HAI's Hoffman-Yee Symposium 2025, emphasizing HAI's goal of human-centered AI that benefits humanity broadly. The research program is interdisciplinary, focusing on human impacts, augmenting human capabilities, and developing next-generation AI inspired by human intelligence. The speak...