Stanford engineers (Alberto Tono Martin Fischer Hari Subramonyam) are pursuing the novel application of combined EEG and immersive reality to streamline workflows in building design and construction in this Koret Pilot Grant project. stanford.io/3NO6P61

Alberto Alberto Tono is doing exciting work using AI and neuroscience to transform how we "design" in new interactive dimensions. Check out his work: tono.ai/about

Stanford engineers (Alberto Tono Martin Fischer Hari Subramonyam) aim to combine immersive reality & EEG technologies to improve the building design process by providing designers with real-time neurocognitive feedback in this Koret Pilot Grant project. stanford.io/3NO6P61

PhD student Alberto Tono expresses his team’s excitement about their indeterdisciplinary project supported by the Koret Pilot Grant. The grant will give the team the opportunity to collect and incorporate high-density EEG data into their research.

Day 1 in Washington DC! 🇺🇸 Incredibly excited to serve in the USA government and tackle this simple question: how do we spur innovation while ensuring all humanity benefits—preserving the “patavina libertas” that gave us the scientific revolution and the microprocessor ? Back

Day 2 in Washington DC! 🇺🇸 On Juneteenth, reflecting on freedom from old chains while we risk forging new ones... Stanford HAI's #STARA research by Lindsey Gailmard Mirac Suzgun Emily Robitschek at RegLab reveals a bureaucratic labyrinth "that even Congress can't fully map".

Day 3 in Washington DC 🏛️ 🧠 FUTURE SHOCK: Toffler’s 1970 prediction that accelerating change would overwhelm human adaptation is manifesting in AI, especially in research and in today’s patent wars. Toffler warned overstimulation inflicts “physical and mental damage.” Modern

Day 4 in Washington DC 🇺🇸 Could the “Two Georges” exhibition at the Library of Congress reveal intriguing parallels between King George III’s potential loss of America from G. Washington and today’s evolving US AI race worldwide? King George III wasn’t the “Mad King” of myth—he

Day 6 in Washington DC 🇺🇸 How might the geographic redistribution of AI talent away from the United States fundamentally reshape the global AI landscape, and what are the potential implications for innovation, economic competitiveness, and technological sovereignty as countries

Day 7 in Washington DC 🏛️ Should senators back the AI moratorium in the #BBB #OBBBA, tied to ~$500M for AI for all the states (~9M each), upheld by the Byrd Rule, that might block *state* AI laws for 10 yrs? 🔗 techpolicy.press/proposed-feder… “If signed into law, the moratorium would

Day 8 in Washington DC. Attended a fireside chat with Matt Mittelsteadt and Congressman Congressman Rich McCormick, MBA MD at Cato Institute. Had the chance to discuss the uncertainty AI researchers are facing—the breakneck pace of change creates a Tofflerian future shock anxiety where the line

Day 10 in Washington DC 🏛️ 🌈 The AI moratorium just got a major revision! Senator Ted Cruz announced states can now opt-in for federal funding while keeping their own AI rules. Think of America’s state AI laws like a diverse investment portfolio - California’s safety-first

Day 12 in Washington DC 🗼 “Sound Policy demands sound Science” . It should be sound as the Washington Monument tallest free-standing stone structure in the world. 🌎 Do you think that current academic practices are flooding the research ecosystem with numerous

Day 13 in Washington DC 🗳️ “Vote-a-rama” Waiiting for the 5-year AI moratorium vote 🗳️, where “That’s one small ‘vote’ for a man” could mean “one giant leap for mankind” - promoted by Senator Senator Ted Cruz and Sen. Marsha Blackburn. Is “AI Independence Day” coming? Will history

17 in DC. 🇺🇸 🎂 🎆 As we celebrate US independence from the UK 🇺🇸🇬🇧, is America falling behind in AI governance? 🤔 1. Does the Senate’s near-unanimous AI moratorium vote 📊 reveal a harsh truth: are current federal regulations failing to address AI’s risks? 2. Should the