Stanford wins $10M Laude lab to measure AI's impact on work and human-AI collaboration
Diyi_Yang · x · 2026-11-06
Stanford's "Collaborative Intelligence for the Future of Work" lab — led by Diyi Yang, Erik Brynjolfsson, Tatsunori Hashimoto, and Chris Piech — won the Workforce Reskilling category of Laude's Moonshots // ONE, securing $10 million. The team will build tools to measure how AI is reshaping work across industries, simulated environments for human-AI collaboration, and real-time tracking of economic ripple effects, aiming to give policymakers and workers an evidence base for navigating the transition.
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