Stanford Leadership Institute News

To understand what artificial intelligence means for the future of frontline workers and their organizations, there is plenty to learn from history.

Practitioners and researchers identify benefits and challenges of using AI to support sustainability, resilience, and social responsibility

The Stanford Leadership Institute brought together leaders from business, government, and academia to share ideas for navigating a changing world.

With foundational support from Diane and Andreas Halvorsen, MBA ’90, and other donors, the Stanford Leadership Institute will equip leaders to navigate the forces reshaping business and society.

Behind the rhetoric, environmental entrepreneurship is advancing through incremental change.

NVIDIA Founder and CEO Jensen Huang and Congressman Ro Khanna met at Stanford to discuss U.S. AI leadership and requirements for continued success.

At a Hoover Institution conference, Stanford GSB professors explored the governance of American universities and decentralized autonomous organizations.

GSB conference explores AI-driven opportunities for better personalization, as well as risks.

The U.S. Interior Secretary highlights the rising need for affordable and reliable power.

From pricing of risks into asset prices to modeling uncertainty, researchers examine the changing nature of sustainability investments, insurance markets, and government incentives

Sustainability Innovators Unite: Investors, entrepreneurs, and academics convene to discuss challenges and successful strategies for scaling innovation in sustainability.

Leaders from around the world met for an inspiring two days of brainstorming paths to sustainability

Former Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos shared insights on peace processes, leadership, and conflict transformation with a Stanford audience.

Recognizing the rising power of AI to influence how information is created and consumed, scholars gathered to discuss ways to create generative AI models all Americans can trust.

Industry leaders and Stanford faculty examine the opportunities and challenges of making artificial intelligence reflect human values

Academics convene to discuss the complexities of climate action by individuals and organizations

Former SBA administrator Isabel Guzmán serves as inaugural visiting fellow for the Business, Government & Society Initiative

Researchers examine climate issues in politics, international agreements, carbon taxes, and renewable energy subsidies.

The JPMorgan CEO returned to Stanford GSB for a wide-ranging discussion on banking crises, AI, and why he believes employees should be back in the office.

The summit brought together experts in law enforcement, policy, and technology to explore how AI analysis of body camera footage can improve policing, predict outcomes, and enhance public safety.

Researchers explore how human behavior, trust, and tailored communication can boost public support for climate action and adaptation strategies.

In a moment of polarization and protest, Stanford GSB is working to ensure open discussion and respectful disagreement.

Success stories and emerging practices highlight inaugural conference

The event was co-hosted by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, focusing on Promoting Competition in Artificial Intelligence.