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The ultimate purpose of AI should be to enhance our humanity, not diminish or replace it. Diving into this subject at our Stanford HumanAI Symposium: Lightning talks from Michael Bernstein, Emma Brunskill, Serena Yeung and Dorsa Sadigh; followed by a panel discussion moderated by Eric Horvitz, Russ Altman, Justine Cassell, Fernanda Viégas and Bob Zhang.
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Stanford HAI 2019 - Welcome: Marc Tessier-Lavigne
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Stanford HAI 2019 - Michael Bernstein
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Stanford HAI 2019 - Keynote: Amy Jin
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Stanford HAI 2019 - Panel Discussion moderated by James Manyika
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Stanford HAI 2019 - Mark Duggan
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Stanford HAI 2019 - Surya Ganguli
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Stanford HAI 2019: Session 1- Welcome and Introduction to Stanford HAI
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Stanford HAI 2019 - Introduction to Stanford HAI: Fei-Fei Li
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Stanford HAI 2019 - Panel Discussion moderated by Reid Hoffman
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Stanford HAI 2019 - Serena Yeung
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Stanford HAI 2019 - David Engstrom and Daniel Ho
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Stanford HAI 2019 - Jennifer Pan
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Stanford HAI 2019: Keynote with Bill Gates
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Stanford HAI 2019 - Emma Brunskill
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Stanford HAI 2019 - Percy Liang
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Stanford HAI 2019: Session 4 - AI's Human and Societal Impacts
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Stanford HAI 2019 - Michael Frank
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Stanford HAI 2019 - Juliana Bidadanure
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Stanford HAI 2019: Session 2 - Intelligence Inspired by Humans
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06:49
Stanford HAI 2019 - Keynote: Stephanie Tena-Meza
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Stanford HAI 2019 Closing Keynote with Gavin Newsom
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Stanford HAI 2019 - A Conversation with Bill Gates
