Stanford professor paid $600/hr for expertise accused of using ChatGPT
Jeff Hancock, a misinformation expert, mistakenly cited nonexistent research in a court declaration, undermining his credibility.
Stanford Upholds Its Conservative Bona Fides, Hosts Symposium For COVID Skeptics and Anti-Maskers
The Stanford symposium highlighted polarized views on pandemic policies, raising concerns among public health advocates regarding bias and misinformation.
Stanford professor paid $600/hr for expertise accused of using ChatGPT
Jeff Hancock, a misinformation expert, mistakenly cited nonexistent research in a court declaration, undermining his credibility.
Stanford Upholds Its Conservative Bona Fides, Hosts Symposium For COVID Skeptics and Anti-Maskers
The Stanford symposium highlighted polarized views on pandemic policies, raising concerns among public health advocates regarding bias and misinformation.
US ahead in AI innovation, easily surpassing China in Stanford's new ranking
The U.S. is currently the global leader in developing artificial intelligence technology, widening the gap over China in research and investment.
DV case dismissed for Stanford professor who famously got lost in Pacific Northwest woods
The domestic violence charge against Stanford professor Hunter Fraser was dismissed due to insufficient evidence, highlighting complexities in domestic abuse allegations.
New agreement in the works to give police powers to Stanford deputies
The new agreement aims for clear public safety reporting at Stanford amidst reputation concerns for the university.
Stanford Graduate Workers Union set to strike
Stanford Graduate Workers Union plans to strike if sufficient agreement on pay increases and worker protections is not reached.
Stanford/Harvard are deliberately cruel to NTT faculty
Changes in faculty position often reflect personal biases rather than merit, as qualified individuals face unjust purging despite their accomplishments.
Stanford faces backlash after 23 lecturers from popular program let go
Stanford is restructuring its creative writing program, leading to the termination of several longtime lecturers amidst student and faculty backlash.
Tenured Stanford faculty vote to purge their NTT colleagues
Stanford is replacing experienced lecturers in creative writing with new hires under short-term contracts, undermining the program's quality and history.
Stanford is making a mistake. It's not too late to fix
Stanford is dismantling the successful Jones Lecturers program, replacing all existing faculty despite their proven excellence, raising concerns about student impact.
Stanford/Harvard are deliberately cruel to NTT faculty
Changes in faculty position often reflect personal biases rather than merit, as qualified individuals face unjust purging despite their accomplishments.
Stanford faces backlash after 23 lecturers from popular program let go
Stanford is restructuring its creative writing program, leading to the termination of several longtime lecturers amidst student and faculty backlash.
Tenured Stanford faculty vote to purge their NTT colleagues
Stanford is replacing experienced lecturers in creative writing with new hires under short-term contracts, undermining the program's quality and history.
Stanford is making a mistake. It's not too late to fix
Stanford is dismantling the successful Jones Lecturers program, replacing all existing faculty despite their proven excellence, raising concerns about student impact.
Stanford students rally in support of students facing disciplinary action for staging sit-in
Students protest Stanford's decision regarding disciplinary actions after a June protest for Palestinian rights, arguing the university complicity in supporting Israel.
Latest line: A good week for Stanford, a bad week for the Catholic Church
Stanford University's endowment reaches $37 billion, showcasing continued growth essential for program funding.
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles settles abuse lawsuits for $880 million, highlighting deep-rooted issues within the Church.
Governor Newsom's new bill aims to prevent gas price spikes amid refinery challenges.
William Beaver
William Beaver was a pioneering professor whose work in accounting influenced both academia and the field of finance.
His legacy includes inspiring countless students and significant contributions to accounting literature.
Behind the Scenes: The Team Behind DPO | HackerNoon
The research focuses on developing the Direct Preference Optimization (DPO) algorithm and its theoretical foundations for autoregressive reward models.
Holistic Evaluation of Text-to-Image Models: Author contributions, Acknowledgments and References | HackerNoon
The collaboration resulted in a framework to improve the evaluation of AI metrics and scenarios.
The project emphasizes the importance of structured AI research approaches.
Deriving the Optimum of the KL-Constrained Reward Maximization Objective | HackerNoon
Direct Preference Optimization (DPO) enhances reward maximization by addressing training data preferences, offering a bridge from theory to real-world applications.
Performance of Best of N Baseline for Various N and Sample Responses and GPT-4 Judgments | HackerNoon
The Best of N baseline is effective but computationally expensive in direct preference optimization experiments.
Behind the Scenes: The Team Behind DPO | HackerNoon
The research focuses on developing the Direct Preference Optimization (DPO) algorithm and its theoretical foundations for autoregressive reward models.
Holistic Evaluation of Text-to-Image Models: Author contributions, Acknowledgments and References | HackerNoon
The collaboration resulted in a framework to improve the evaluation of AI metrics and scenarios.
The project emphasizes the importance of structured AI research approaches.
Deriving the Optimum of the KL-Constrained Reward Maximization Objective | HackerNoon
Direct Preference Optimization (DPO) enhances reward maximization by addressing training data preferences, offering a bridge from theory to real-world applications.
Performance of Best of N Baseline for Various N and Sample Responses and GPT-4 Judgments | HackerNoon
The Best of N baseline is effective but computationally expensive in direct preference optimization experiments.
Inside Stanford's fight to keep a precious diary about China's troubled past
The personal diary of Li Rui offers crucial insights into China's political history, sparking a legal battle over its ownership and potential alteration.
The Fight Over Who Writes the History of Modern China
China's Communist Party is actively managing its historical narrative as it commemorates 75 years of governance.
Inside Stanford's fight to keep a precious diary about China's troubled past
The personal diary of Li Rui offers crucial insights into China's political history, sparking a legal battle over its ownership and potential alteration.
The Fight Over Who Writes the History of Modern China
China's Communist Party is actively managing its historical narrative as it commemorates 75 years of governance.
Stanford, Carnegie Mellon take different interdisciplinary approaches to innovation-with the same great results
Interdisciplinary approaches in education foster entrepreneurial success by combining diverse perspectives and skills.
U.S. News Law School Rankings Prediction Sees A Huge, Historic Change At The Top
Predictions suggest Stanford may overtake Yale as the top law school according to upcoming U.S. News rankings.
Methodological changes are possible, impacting ranking outcomes.
Cheating Fears Over Chatbots Were Overblown, New Research Suggests
The popularization of AI chatbots like ChatGPT has not increased overall cheating rates in schools, according to new research from Stanford University.
Many high school students are not familiar with or have never used AI chatbots for schoolwork, as found by the Pew Research Center.
Cheating Fears Over Chatbots Were Overblown, New Research Suggests
The popularization of AI chatbots like ChatGPT has not increased overall cheating rates in schools, according to new research from Stanford University.
Many high school students are not familiar with or have never used AI chatbots for schoolwork, as found by the Pew Research Center.
Letters: Stanford's need
Stanford's decision to dismantle the creative writing program undermines essential student support systems, questioning the motivations behind this move.
Stanford, Carnegie Mellon take different interdisciplinary approaches to innovation-with the same great results
Interdisciplinary approaches in education foster entrepreneurial success by combining diverse perspectives and skills.
U.S. News Law School Rankings Prediction Sees A Huge, Historic Change At The Top
Predictions suggest Stanford may overtake Yale as the top law school according to upcoming U.S. News rankings.
Methodological changes are possible, impacting ranking outcomes.
Cheating Fears Over Chatbots Were Overblown, New Research Suggests
The popularization of AI chatbots like ChatGPT has not increased overall cheating rates in schools, according to new research from Stanford University.
Many high school students are not familiar with or have never used AI chatbots for schoolwork, as found by the Pew Research Center.
Cheating Fears Over Chatbots Were Overblown, New Research Suggests
The popularization of AI chatbots like ChatGPT has not increased overall cheating rates in schools, according to new research from Stanford University.
Many high school students are not familiar with or have never used AI chatbots for schoolwork, as found by the Pew Research Center.
Letters: Stanford's need
Stanford's decision to dismantle the creative writing program undermines essential student support systems, questioning the motivations behind this move.
Stanford University announces new 'free speech' policies
Stanford University has established new clarity on free speech rules in response to recent protests. Unauthorized encampments are now explicitly prohibited.
Stanford protests continue as university's Admit Weekend kicks off for incoming students
Protesters at Stanford during Admit Weekend demand university divestment from companies involved in Israel-Hamas conflict.
Stanford University announces new 'free speech' policies
Stanford University has established new clarity on free speech rules in response to recent protests. Unauthorized encampments are now explicitly prohibited.
Stanford protests continue as university's Admit Weekend kicks off for incoming students
Protesters at Stanford during Admit Weekend demand university divestment from companies involved in Israel-Hamas conflict.
GPT-4 vs. Humans: Validating AI Judgment in Language Model Training | HackerNoon
DPO effectively enhances text generation by optimizing both reward maximization and KL-divergence with minimal hyperparameter tuning.
How AI Learns from Human Preferences | HackerNoon
The RLHF pipeline enhances model effectiveness through three main phases: supervised fine-tuning, preference sampling, and reinforcement learning optimization.
GPT-4 vs. Humans: Validating AI Judgment in Language Model Training | HackerNoon
DPO effectively enhances text generation by optimizing both reward maximization and KL-divergence with minimal hyperparameter tuning.
How AI Learns from Human Preferences | HackerNoon
The RLHF pipeline enhances model effectiveness through three main phases: supervised fine-tuning, preference sampling, and reinforcement learning optimization.
Headliner reports 18 million minutes of content created by users, mostly promotional video clips of podcasts.
Stanford University's Graduate School of Business is launching a podcast called If/Then, hosted by Kevin Cool and featuring thought leaders and Stanford professors.
Larry Linietsky becomes Principal Evangelist at Amazon Ads, responsible for educating publishers about solutions and product suite.
Scientists Say Stimulating Part of Brain Makes Subjects Easier to Hypnotize
Scientists at Stanford University have discovered a method called SHIFT that can facilitate an individual's response to hypnosis.
SHIFT uses targeted transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) to stimulate areas of the brain associated with susceptibility to hypnosis.
Stanford added to US Civil Rights investigation into antisemitism and Islamophobia on campus
The US Education Department is investigating several universities, including Stanford and Rutgers, for discrimination.
The investigations are focused on antisemitism and Islamophobia on college campuses.
Cheating Fears Over Chatbots Were Overblown, New Research Suggests
The popularization of AI chatbots like ChatGPT has not increased overall cheating rates in schools, according to new research from Stanford University.
Many high school students are not familiar with or have never used AI chatbots for schoolwork, as found by the Pew Research Center.
New Stanford project aims to bring policy makers and technologists together
Stanford University has launched the Stanford Emerging Technology Review (SETR) to help policymakers navigate the challenges posed by new technologies
The SETR aims to bring together policy experts and scientists to address the regulatory implications of technologies like AI, robotics, and synthetic biology
Blood test shows if organs are ageing fast or slowly
Scientists have developed a blood test that can monitor the rate of aging in different organs, such as the heart, brain, and lungs.
The test was able to identify one in five adults aged 50 and above with at least one fast-aging organ.