For Anna and Fran Simon, the fight for equal rights is about family. The Denver same-sex couple, with their son Jeremy, open ...

In January, a Minnesota judge tossed expert testimony on AI-generated deepfakes from Jeff Hancock, a Stanford communications professor, after he admitted that his declaration mistakenly included ...

Stanford University, which began its spring quarter Monday, is facing funding challenges and increased scrutiny from the federal government, according to university officials. In February ...

Stanford Libraries recently adopted iThenticate, a program that detects AI-generated text in research papers and manuscripts, to help Stanford faculty members check work before publication.

Stanford University has implemented a hiring freeze, citing financial concerns stemming from potential federal funding cuts and proposed tax changes. In an open letter released Wednesday, Stanford ...

This proved problematic for Ellison because a declaration [PDF] from Jeff Hancock, professor of communication at Stanford University and director of the Stanford Social Media Lab, included two ...

This proved problematic for Ellison because a declaration [PDF] from Jeff Hancock, professor of communication at Stanford University and director of the Stanford Social Media Lab, included two ...

Stanford University Professor Jeff Hancock submitted a second court filing in a case concerning Minnesota’s law against “deepfakes,” which are artificial intelligence-created videos that ...

He referenced a Minnesota federal judge's order from Jan. 10 rebuking a witness — Jeff Hancock, a Stanford University expert on deception with technology — for submitting written testimony ...

He referenced a Minnesota federal judge's order from Jan. 10 rebuking a witness — Jeff Hancock, a Stanford University expert on deception with technology — for submitting written testimony containing ...

Jan. 15—A federal court judge has thrown out expert testimony from a Stanford University ... Minnesota district court Judge Laura Provinzino cited "the irony" of professor Jeff Hancock's ...