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Can AI chatbots be trusted with our mental health? A new Stanford study suggests they may not only lack effectiveness compared to human therapists but also contribute to harmful stigma and dangerous responses. hai.stanford.edu/news/exploring…

Stanford researchers found that bias against non-native speakers persists even when AI tools are used, highlighting the ongoing challenges of language discrimination in academic publishing. hai.stanford.edu/news/how-langu…

What happens when both consumers and merchants have AI agents acting on their behalf? Scholars, including Stanford Stanford Digital Economy Lab faculty lead Prof. Alex Pentland and Postdoctoral Fellow Jiaxin Pei, explore the art of the automated negotiation. hai.stanford.edu/news/the-art-o…

Building truly human-centered AI demands a thoughtful design process, said our co-director James Landay during his keynote at TNW in Amsterdam last week. By focusing on user, community, and societal needs, we can create technology that truly benefits the people who need them most.

The 2025 RAISE Health Symposium brought together leaders in tech, medicine and policy to explore how AI is already transforming biomedicine and health—and what it will take to make that transformation equitable, safe and human-centered. med.stanford.edu/raisehealth.ht…

How are Stanford experts using AI? In this new Stanford University series, Stanford HAI Senior Fellow Russ Altman explains why he permits AI in classes, rejects it for recommendation letters, and feels both cautious and optimistic about its future: news.stanford.edu/stories/2025/0…

📢 New issue brief: The most serious risks of advanced AI systems often don’t emerge until after deployment. Our latest brief with scholars from RegLab provides policy recommendations for adverse event reporting systems for AI. hai.stanford.edu/policy/adverse…

Amid a challenging funding landscape, Stanford HAI is dedicated to providing crucial resources for Stanford University faculty and students to pursue groundbreaking AI research. bit.ly/4lwVOF5

Join us for an insightful discussion on the #AIIndex2025 report in a special event co-hosted with USC ISI. Delve into the key findings from the latest report, followed by a networking social. RSVP here: isi.edu/special-events…

A new large language model called “RadGPT” can help patients understand their radiology reports. Learn how a team of Stanford researchers developed the model: hai.stanford.edu/news/new-large…

Low-cost AI therapy chatbots may seem like a perfect solution for many seeking mental health help. But a recent Stanford study raises some red flags: hai.stanford.edu/news/exploring…

Which Workers Will A.I. Hurt Most: The Young or the Experienced? Check out this The New York Times piece on a pivotal time for AI in the workplace, featuring Lab Digital Fellow Sarah Bana and Postdoctoral Fellow Ruyu Chen! nytimes.com/2025/07/07/bus…

Seeking to understand how AI can support your organization’s mission? Our program with Stanford d.school is a unique opportunity to explore AI's role in creating meaningful, human-centered interventions. Applications are still open: hai.stanford.edu/education/civi…

Since 2018, Stanford HAI has been making a significant impact in advancing research at Stanford. One of its mechanisms is through the Hoffman-Yee Research Grants, designed to launch “asteroid shot” ideas that address some of our biggest challenges. hai.stanford.edu/news/stanford-…

📢New conference where AI is the primary author and reviewer! agents4science.stanford.edu Current venues don't allow AI-written papers, so it's hard to assess the +/- of such works🤔 #Agents4Science solicits papers where AI is the main author w/ human advisors. 💡Initial reviews by

Why do AI models often fail in safety-critical scenarios? Researchers investigate a statistical phenomenon called “accuracy on the line.” Read about their work on the Stanford HAI blog: hai.stanford.edu/news/better-be…

📣Stanford University students! Do you have an idea for advancing AI to improve the human condition? Our Student Affinity Group program is an opportunity to build a community of interdisciplinary students who have a shared interest in a topic related to the development or study of

What do workers want from AI? Researchers from Stanford HAI and Stanford Digital Economy Lab undertook a comprehensive study involving U.S. workers and AI experts. Here's what they found: stanford.io/3IsmHfg

📸 Stanford HAI Executive Director Russell Wald opened Reuters Momentum AI San Jose 2025, joining Reuter’s Jeffrey Dastin to discuss the current state of AI, big-dollar competition for talent, the U.S. approach to regulation, and more. #ReutersMomentum

What's your biggest AI knowledge gap right now? Stanford HAI is offering custom-built AI education programs designed to tackle your specific industry needs. Learn more about our custom executive education program here: hai.stanford.edu/education/cust…