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A group of Stanford researchers has won a $10 million Laude Institute Moonshot to study how people thrive working with AI agents, Stanford HAI announced.
Why it mattersThe work puts a substantial research grant behind a question that matters as agents move from demos into working life: what helps people collaborate with them effectively? Stanford HAI congratulated Diyi Yang, Tatsunori Hashimoto, Erik Brynjolfsson and Chris Piech, along with their student researchers. The announcement gives the study’s focus and funding, but not its methods or findings.
Discuss: What should this research prioritise: making agents more capable, or understanding what people need to work well with them?
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