Stanford team wins Laude Institute backing to build collaborative AI for future of work
ChengleiSi · x · 2026-11-06
A Stanford team — Diyi Yang, Tatsu Hashimoto, Chris Piech, and Erik Brynjolfsson — received support from Laude Institute for its "Collaborative Intelligence for the Future of Work" project.
The goal is to build AI systems that complement human expertise and help people develop new skills as work evolves, rather than simply replacing human labor.
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