Stanford scientists have developed a tool that can determine from a blood test whether a person's brain, heart or other organs appear "younger" or "older" than their chronological age.

Photographer Henry Diltz first met the Doors after the band saw the album cover he shot for Crosby, Stills and Nash's 1969 self-titled debut.

Architect Stanford White and artist Augustus Saint-Gaudens were friends, collaborators, and perhaps even more. Their ...

"Wildflowers of New England," with images by Edwin Hale Lincoln, and a smaller show of work by Lindsey Beal and May Babcock are on view.

The Martha Canfield Memorial Library in Arlington will be hosting a new exhibition at the Canfield Gallery from July 12 to ...

The Stanford L. Warren branch reopened after a three-year closure. Its history is anchored by a formative donation—and community support.

I fell in love with Stanford as a 7-year-old, lying on the floor of an East Coast library and picturing all the cool technology those West Coast geniuses were dreaming up.

AI image training dataset found to include child sexual abuse imagery Stanford researchers discovered LAION-5B, used by Stable Diffusion, included thousands of links to CSAM.

The Stanford Internet Observatory found over 3,200 explicit images in the open-source training data set LAION, which was used to train popular AI tools.

Two papers were retracted because of evidence they had altered images and the “beautification,” duplication and formatting problems were “undermining confidence in the paper’s conclusio… ...

Marc Tessier-Lavigne is stepping down as president of Stanford University following a months-long investigation of alleged research misconduct that cleared him of personally engaging in fraud or ...

The Stanford Cart was a remotely controlled TV-equipped mobile robot. A computer program was written which drove the Cart through cluttered spaces, gaining its knowledge of the world entirely from ...