MS&E and AI

Utilities can apply AI to improve operations responsibly and power systems can meet AI electricity needs, according to a report from Stanford's Bits & Watts Initiative, in which several MS&E faculty are affiliates.

Researchers, industry leaders, faculty, and students—including MS&E faculty Vasilis Syrgkanis and Renyuan Xu, as well as multiple MS&E PhD students who presented posters—examined how AI is transforming scientific discovery and engineering.

Practitioners and researchers, including MS&E Assistant Professor Irene Lo, identify benefits and challenges of using AI to support sustainability, resilience, and social responsibility.

The conference featured remarks by MS&E Professor Ramesh Johari and poster presentations by multiple MS&E students.

More than 200 academic teams submitted proposals to the AI for Organizations Grand Challenge, exploring how artificial intelligence will transform teamwork and collaboration.

The new center, led by MS&E Associate Professor Melissa Valentine, will examine AI's real-world impacts on jobs, teams, and organizational performance.

Seed grants will fund 29 research teams pursuing novel research ideas across disciplines, including MS&E faculty Pamela Hinds and Madeleine Udell.

Learn how AI is shaping markets from MS&E Professor Amin Saberi and other experts.

Stanford professors Melissa Valentine and Michael Bernstein examine an innovative model to assemble global teams that’s become increasingly popular, partly driven by AI.

Panelists, including Eric Horvitz (PhD '91), explored how clinicians and researchers can thrive alongside emerging technologies.

Speakers—including MS&E faculty members Jose Blanchet, Ramesh Johari, and Markus Pelger—presented at the symposium, which explored the frontiers of AI.