Stanford Online Explains Chatbot's Artificial Intelligence Language Processing System

Medicine & Technology Feb 09, 2023

Learn about the latest chatbot research from Facebook's AI and Stanford University. Read about a chatbot that can self-improve through conversation and continuously adapt without human intervention. Continue reading to stay ahead in the AI industry.

T Cell Can Accurately Distinguish Antigen For Strong Immune Response, More Effective Cancer Immunotherapy [Study]

Sep 06, 2022

A recent study from Stanford University found a new way to distinguish the antigen that can help strengthen one's immune response. Read more to know how this new study can help in developing more effective cancer immunotherapy.

Stanford Shares Tips to Overcome Zoom Fatigue

Feb 25, 2021

Zoom fatigue describes the exhaustion people feel from video conferencing. Stanford professor explains four things why we feel that way.

Low-Cost Battery Can Be Made From Urine: Will Make Solar Power Cheaper

Feb 14, 2017

Scientists from Stanford University has discovered a new component that will make batteries cheap, the urea from urine. It will also make solar renewable energy cheaper.

Scientists Build Non-Overheating Batteries

Jan 12, 2016

Stanford scientists are able to create a battery that does not overheat and can cycle back to performing once sufficiently cooled down.