A decade before Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone, a tiny team of renegades attempted to build the modern smartphone. Hear about the story of Handspring from two cofounders.
Klári Dán von Neumann is a computer programming pioneer who worked on the Monte Carlo simulations of atomic and thermonuclear explosions immediately after World War II. It's time to tell her story.
John Markoff explores how Stewart Brand influenced a generation with the Whole Earth Catalog and saw the future of technology before everyone else.
Can an AI bot created by a team of researchers beat world champion human gamers at the incredibly complex video game Dota 2?
Author Sebastian Mallaby decodes the history and impact of venture capital with leading Silicon Valley VCs in conversation with Stanford's Leslie Berlin.
Where is artificial intelligence headed and what are the implications for humanity? Google's Eric Schmidt and MIT's Daniel Huttenlocher tackle the big questions.
Tech for Humanity Prize changemakers share how their tech-for-good projects are advancing health equity and combatting social bias.
AI expert Kai-Fu Lee explores how artificial intelligence will change the world by the year 2041.
Celebrate new 2021 CHM Fellow Andy van Dam at our virtual awards ceremony, with tributes and stories from tech leaders and pioneers.
With technology pervading every corner of our lives, it can often feel like we’re at the mercy of the big tech companies. How can "we the people" take back our power? Three Stanford professors know how.