Stanford's Yang, Hashimoto, Piech, Bryn win $10M Laude Institute Moonshot
Diyi_Yang · x · 2026-11-06
Laude Institute announced the four winners of its Moonshots // ONE program. A Stanford team — Diyi Yang, Tatsu Hashimoto, Chris Piech, and Erik Brynjolfsson — won with "Collaborative Intelligence for the Future of Work," a multi-year $10M lab studying how people can thrive working with AI agents amid workforce disruption. The program solicited moonshot proposals across workforce reskilling, civic discourse, healthcare, and science acceleration; eight seed teams pitched at a San Francisco Demo Day after six months of development.
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