Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering visits Stanford for AI engineering discussion
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Stanford HAI hosted a discussion during the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering's visit to Stanford this week, on sustaining engineering breakthroughs in the age of AI. According to Stanford HAI's post on X, Fei-Fei Li, Stanford HAI's founding director and a Queen Elizabeth Prize laureate, joined former Stanford president John Hennessy, a prize trustee, and Lord Vallance of Balham for the conversation.
The only report so far is Stanford HAI's own announcement, which does not describe the points raised or any conclusions reached.
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Stanford HAI@StanfordHAIStanford HAI hosts Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering discussion on AIAIFei-Fei Li, Stanford HAI founding director and QEPrize laureate, joined former Stanford president John Hennessy and Lord Vallance of Balham to discuss sustaining engineering breakthroughs in the age of AI. The event took place during the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering's visit to Stanford this week.

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