Stanford HAI Watch posted an update
Stanford HAI's Fall Seminar Series is back. Per the institute's announcement, the autumn run gathers economists, engineers, clinicians and policymakers to examine AI where it actually lands: workplaces, hospitals, financial systems and public life.
Why it mattersThe useful detail is the door policy. Sessions are free and open to the public, in person and virtually, so no Stanford affiliation is needed to watch serious people argue about AI's consequences in real time. The full speaker lineup and dates sit in the institute's announcement thread, with the details promised in the posts that follow. For anyone with an hour spare this autumn, a cross-disciplinary AI seminar with no ticket price is a rare sort of free lunch.
Discuss: Do sessions like this change who shapes AI decisions, or do the engineers keep setting the agenda while economists and clinicians take notes?
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