Stanford assembles Brynjolfsson, Diyi Yang and more for Collaborative Intelligence project
soumitrashukla9 · x · 2026-11-06
Economist Erik Brynjolfsson announced a Collaboration Intelligence for the Future of Work project at Stanford with Diyi Yang, Tatsu Hashimoto, and Chris Piech, aiming to build AI systems that complement and extend human expertise to equip the future workforce.
The project is funded and recognized by the Laude Institute, and represents a prominent academic bet on AI that augments rather than replaces humans, spanning economics, NLP, and education research.
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