Stanford launches Collaborative Intelligence project on human-agent teamwork for future of work
Diyi_Yang · x · 2026-11-06
Laude Institute is backing Stanford's "Collaborative Intelligence for the Future of Work" project, led by Diyi Yang, Tatsu Hashimoto, Chris Piech, and Erik Brynjolfsson, to build AI systems that complement human expertise and equip the future workforce.
The team argues human-agent collaboration formats will change drastically, but prioritizing human growth and augmenting human expertise should stay unchanged — if not get even more focus.
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