On Nov. 17, SHARE released new courses that address content overlap and include Stanford-specific resources in line with state and federal guidelines.

In this fourth and final lecture, he zooms out to reflect on humanity’s strange historical trajectory, warning of the existential risks posed by unchecked tech and AI. He urges privileged individuals ...

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Fei-Fei Li, founder of the AI startup World Labs, says she now favors fast learners who embrace AI tools over candidates with ...

With the now-signed Memorandum of Understanding that formalises the AIIC (Artificial Intelligence Innovation Centre) as an ...

In just over two decades, the Indian School of Business has gone from an audacious experiment on the outskirts of Hyderabad ...

Minding the Campus In 1968, Stanford biologist Paul Ehrlich released The Population Bomb, confidently predicting that ...

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Baker's book, subtitled "An Education in Power at Stanford University," is due out May 19, about a month before the author earns his college diploma in June.

Human error causes most data breaches, but integrating security into an organization's culture can mitigate risks. Key ...