[R] Stanford HAI Spring Conference - Intelligence Augmentation: AI Empowering People to Solve Global Challenges

Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI hosted its spring conference today with interesting conversations about how AI can best support humans in healthcare, art, and education to address global challenges. More details and the event recording are available at the HAI conference site. Here is a quick outline with video sections:

Welcome & Introductions: HAI directors Fei-Fei Li, John Etchemendy, Russ Altman, & James Landay

Session I: Healthcare

• Immersive Technologies for Caregiving: Innovation Opportunities and Ecosystem Challenges, Deborah Estrin @ Cornell Tech
• Student Lightning Talks
• On Complementing and Extending Human Intellect: Principles and Directions, Eric Horvitz @ Microsoft
• Mobilizing AI to Achieve Healthy Child Development Worldwide, Dennis Wall @ Stanford
• Safer and Proactive Care through AI, Suchi Saria @ Johns Hopkins University

Session II: Art

• Other Intelligence: Exoticism and AI, Ken Goldberg @ UC Berkeley
• Student Lightning Talks
• Artful Intelligence: Exoticism and AI, Michele Elam @ Stanford
• The Digital Griot: A Reimagining of the Archive, Rashaad Newsome @ Stanford
• Amplifying the Human Artist Through AI, Hilary Hahn & Carol Reiley @ DeepMusic.ai

Session III: Education

• Escaping or Automating a Legacy of Bad Instruction, Daniel Schwartz @ Stanford
• Student Lightning Talks
• AI to Super Power Teachers, Chris Piech @ Stanford
• Pushing the Boundaries of Educational Technology, Amy Ogan @ Carnegie Mellon University
• AI to Accelerate Workplace Learning at Scale, Candace Thille @ Amazon

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