#Stanford

Stanford Health Care is asking patients about AI tools before deployment, highlighting how adoption questions are emerging before many systems become routine.

Theo Baker’s reporting helped force a Stanford president’s resignation. As he graduates, his new book argues that the university’s ties to venture capital shaped far more than a single scandal.

A Stanford student’s account of college life with ChatGPT describes a campus culture where AI-assisted cheating became normalized enough that the university restored proctored handwritten exams.

Researchers argue that new hardware built around sparsity could dramatically lower the energy and time needed to run large AI models by skipping computations involving values near zero.

A viral Stanford computer science class packed with celebrity AI guests has become a flashpoint over whether elite access is enriching education or crowding it out.

MIT Technology Review’s summary of the 2026 AI Index depicts a sector growing fast in performance, adoption, and revenue while energy demand, infrastructure concentration, and governance strain mount alongside it.