AI100 founder Eric Horvitz shares framing memo listing 18 evergreen AI study areas
erichorvitz · x · 2026-11-11
Eric Horvitz explains that he and his wife conceived the One Hundred Year Study on AI (AI100) in 2013, endowing it at Stanford, and published its Framing Memo listing 18 evergreen areas. A standing committee oversees AI100, with a study group authoring a report every five years; the annually-produced AI Index was spun out as a faster-paced companion project.
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