Stanford AI Index Shows AI Moving Into Daily Life and Public Systems
The Stanford HAI AI Index offers a data-heavy view of how AI is developing across research, industry, policy, public opinion, and real-world…
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The Stanford HAI AI Index offers a data-heavy view of how AI is developing across research, industry, policy, public opinion, and real-world…
OECD’s AI Policy Toolkit gives policymakers practical examples and guidance for turning trustworthy AI principles into implementable policy.
NIST’s Generative AI Profile translates the AI Risk Management Framework into a practical guide for identifying and managing generative AI risks.
WHO’s guidance on large multimodal models in health puts safety, transparency, and oversight at the center of responsible health AI adoption.
AI is moving into forecasting and early warning systems, where the public-interest value is faster alerts, better preparedness, and stronger climate resilience.
NASA and IBM’s Prithvi-weather-climate model points to a future where open climate AI can support forecasting, storm tracking, and environmental planning.
Partnership on AI’s guidance helps teams involve the people affected by AI systems, especially communities often left out of technology design.
UNICEF’s updated guidance puts child rights, safety, privacy, fairness, and inclusion at the center of AI governance for children.
The UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance shows how international AI governance is moving from broad principles toward more formal institutions and…
Stanford’s 2026 AI Index finds that responsible AI benchmarking, transparency, and governance are not keeping pace with AI capability and deployment.