Episode 16: How Human-Centered AI Actually Gets Built

Episode notes

Fei-Fei Li - co-director of Stanford’s Human-Centered AI Institute and one of the most respected voices in the field - reflects on AI’s evolution from the early days of ImageNet to the rise of foundation models. She explains why spatial intelligence may be the next major shift, how human-centered design applies in practice, and why AI should be understood as a civilizational technology - one that shapes individuals, communities, and society at large. LINKS Stanford HAI World Labs "The World I See", Fei-Fei's book (a must read!) Fei-Fei on X Fei-Fei on LinkedIn High Signal podcast Delphina's Newsletter

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