Stanford HAI grants, six years on: recipients using AI to speed up discovery
StanfordHAI · x · 2026-10-22
Stanford HAI's Hoffman-Yee Research Grants have run for six years, first awarded to interdisciplinary teams tackling scientific, technical and societal challenges. Funded work spans AI's human and societal impact, human capability augmentation, and AI inspired by human intelligence; the post highlights how recent recipients are using AI to accelerate scientific discovery.
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