The price of competition? Most AI companies have a subpar transparency rating, researchers find
Researchers found that industry-leading AI models have low transparency ratings, according to a report released earlier this month by the…
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OSE attempts to reform club application process
The ultra-competitiveness of some campus clubs persists over a year after the Office of Student Engagement (OSE) implemented measures to…
Ransomware group threatens to leak Stanford police data
Notorious ransomware gang ‘Akira’ listed Stanford University on the darknet as the target of a ransomware attack on Friday morning.…
Professors raise questions over $1.9 million Stanford-DOJ settlement
Stanford reached a $1.9 million settlement with the federal government over claims that the University knowingly concealed faculty members’ “current…
Rowland Rebele, journalism philanthropist and pioneer, passes away at 93
Rowland “Reb” Rebele ’51, a pioneer of local journalism in the Bay Area, passed away at the age of 93…
Police Blotter: Battery, vehicle burglary and sexual assault
This report covers a selection of incidents from Dec. 5 to Dec. 12 as recorded in the Stanford University Department…
‘Once in a lifetime opportunity’: HBCU exchange program returns for second year
As a high school senior, Taylor Hall ’25 hoped to attend a historically Black college and university (HBCU), following in…
‘Fight the fight’: Sit-in to continue over break after meeting with Saller, Martinez
Demonstrators with the “Sit-In to Stop Genocide” in White Plaza met with President Richard Saller and Provost Jenny Martinez Wednesday…
Stanford condemns calls for genocide of Jews
Stanford “unequivocally” condemned “calls for the genocide of Jews or any peoples,” in a statement released through social media posts…
Hoover Institution and School of Engineering launch emerging technology review
The Stanford Emerging Technology Review (SETR), a “one-stop-shopping primer” for policymakers on advancements in 10 key emerging technology areas, launched…