Stanford AI100 publishes 2026 report as century-long AI study aims to run for hundreds of years
erichorvitz · x · 2026-11-11
The 2026 report of the One Hundred Year Study on AI (AI100) is out. Endowed at Stanford, the project is designed to observe, assess and offer guidance on AI's influence for the lifespan of the university — its founder expects hundreds of years. A standing committee oversees it, with study groups authoring a report every five years, alongside the annually released AI Index.
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