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LoginFaculty Research Groups Centers + Affiliates Events Courses Outreach Blog About + Contact Internal Login Stanford AI Lab The (SAIL) has been a center of excellence for Artificial Intelligence research, teaching, theory, and practice since its founding in 1963.Latest News Congratulations to Carlos Guestrin for being elected to the NAE! Carlos Guestrin has been elected to the National Academic of Engineering for scalable systems and algorithms enabling the broad application of machine learning in science and industry.” Read More Congratulations to Chris Manning on being awarded 2024 IEEE John von Neumann Medal! Chris Manning has been awarded the 2024 IEEE John von Neumann Medal for advances in computational representation and analysis of natural language.” This is one of IEEE’s top awards in computing, given with very broad scope for outstanding achievements in computer-related science and technology.” Read More SAIL Faculty and Students Win NeurIPS Outstanding Paper Awards Congratulations to Sanmi Koyejo and his students for winning the NeurIPS Outstanding Paper Award, and congradulations to Chris Manning, Stefano Ermon, Chelsea Finn, and their students for winning Outstanding Paper Runner Up at NeurIPS! Read More Prof. Fei Fei Li featured in CBS Mornings the Age of AI Follow Prof. Li’s interview with CBS Mornings and on being named the "Godmother of AI" Read More Congratulations to Fei-Fei Li for Winning the Intel Innovation Lifetime Achievement Award! Congratulations Fei-Fei Li on this acknowledgement of her significant contributions in the field! The award was presented to her by Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger and recognizes her many advances in AI. Read More SAIL Chirpy Cardinal Team Wins First Place for Scientific Innovation in Alexa Prize Congratulations to the Chirpy Cardinal team, led by Ryan Chi and mentored by Chris Manning, which has won first place for Scientific Invention and Innovation in the Alexa Prize SocialBot Grand Challenge 5! Read More Fei Fei Li and Andrew Ng Included on the Time 100 AI List Congratulations to Professors Fei Fei Li and Andrew Ng, and SAIL students, Timnit Gebru, Neal Khosla, Stuart Russell, Richard Socher, Nancy Xu, for making it to the TIME100 AI list with the most influential people in artificial intelligence! Read More Latest Tweets @StanfordAILab Retweet on Twitter Stanford AI Lab Retweeted ; Dorsa Sadigh @DorsaSadigh · May 10 1789054494988464410 At #ICRA24 we’ve a few papers on ???????? ????????? of LLMs/VLMs. • Grounded common-sense reasoning via active perception - @MinaeKwon’s ?? • Physically grounding VLMs - @jensen_gao’s ?? • Learning from online language corrections - @lihanzha’s ?? Reply on Twitter 1789054494988464410 Retweet on Twitter 1789054494988464410 7 Like on Twitter 1789054494988464410 70 Twitter 1789054494988464410 Retweet on Twitter Stanford AI Lab Retweeted ; SISL @SISLaboratory · May 10 1789080633920389428 Navigating dynamic environments requires autonomous vehicles to reason about both visible and occluded regions. Learn more about @b_a_lange’s work on occlusion inference and trajectory prediction in partially observable environments at #ICRA2024. Twitter feed video. Reply on Twitter 1789080633920389428 Retweet on Twitter 1789080633920389428 2 Like on Twitter 1789080633920389428 8 Twitter 1789080633920389428 Retweet on Twitter Stanford AI Lab Retweeted ; Rafael Rafailov @rm_rafailov · May 11 1789241084725411894 Not to mention that most students don’t even have access to that cluster. I don’t have access to any A100s myself. It is becoming increasingly hard to even do research and that is Stanford, other places have it even worse. 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Reply on Twitter 1788699153972793376 Retweet on Twitter 1788699153972793376 9 Like on Twitter 1788699153972793376 40 Twitter 1788699153972793376 Retweet on Twitter Stanford AI Lab Retweeted ; Rodrigo Ribeiro - @rodrigoribeiro@mastodon.social @mcapablanca · May 9 1788660369382052011 Laying the foundation for today’s generative AI Linguist and natural language processing (NLP) pioneer @chrmanning ’s lifelong love of words continues to shape how humans and computers bridge the language gap. (via @stanfordeng) Reply on Twitter 1788660369382052011 Retweet on Twitter 1788660369382052011 3 Like on Twitter 1788660369382052011 7 Twitter 1788660369382052011 Retweet on Twitter Stanford AI Lab Retweeted ; Yuhui Zhang @Zhang_Yu_hui · May 9 1788675914743910531 Interested in multi-modal representation learning and multi-modal foundation models such as CLIP or ImageBind? @elaine__sui will present C3 tomorrow 10:45-12:45 at Halle B #103. Come and talk to her if you are interested! #ICLR #ICLR2024 Reply on Twitter 1788675914743910531 Retweet on Twitter 1788675914743910531 4 Like on Twitter 1788675914743910531 17 Twitter 1788675914743910531 Load More... We Are Pleased to Welcome New Members of Our Faculty Diyi Yang who focuses on Computational Social Science and Natural Language Processing Sanmi Koyejo who focuses on Trustworthy Machine Learning for Healthcare and Neuroscience See the Entire Faculty Diyi Yang Computational Social Science, Natural Language Processing Sanmi Koyejo Trustworthy Machine Learning for Healthcare and Neuroscience Affiliates Program Stanford AI Lab faculty and students enjoy chances to understand and solve the not-yet-doable pain points of industry. Get a chance to support and interact with SAIL’s brightest minds. 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