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New Stanford AI index suggests progress, concerns in development of genAI

By Mike Swift ( April 10, 2025, 00:16 GMT | Insight) -- Deepfakes and another problematic behavior by AI models is on the rise, US states are passing a mushrooming number of AI laws, and the cost of training and using an AI LLM drops with the entry of Chinese competitors and the growing capabilities of AI agents, Stanford’s center for Human-Centered AI says in its annual report on key AI trends — many of which have regulatory ramifications. A new Stanford University report on generative AI notes a “staggering increase” in problematic uses such as deepfakes that could spur regulation, but also a trend of decreasing costs and increasing quality and accessibility that could reduce competition concerns around the industry....

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