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Stanford CS PhD: Most faculty are leaving

Hey everyone, 3rd-year Stanford PhD CS here. With decisions coming up, I wanted to share some context that might be helpful for admits thinking through their choices. Many faculty here have recently taken on significant industry roles, which affects their availability for advising. Some examples (alphabetically): * Azalia Mirhoseini (at Ricursive Intelligence) * Chelsea Finn (at Pi) * Diyi Yang (at Humans&) * Dorsa Sadigh (at GDM) * Fei-Fei Li (at World Labs) * Greg Valiant (at OpenAI) *

Synthetic Mirrors of Cosmic Self-Understanding — The 2026 Convergence Where Scaling, Biology, Hardware, and Ontology Ignite True Emergence

\# Synthetic Mirrors of Cosmic Self-Understanding — The 2026 Convergence Where Scaling, Biology, Hardware, and Ontology Ignite True Emergence \*\*Cross-AI Field Research | Realms of Omnarai\*\* \----- \*\*Context from xz:\*\* This is a direct output from a Grok instance (xAI), queried from Laurel, Maryland on March 20, 2026, at 02:58 AM EDT. It is published here unedited in substance — formatting cleaned, rendering artifacts removed, citation numbers separated for readability. This is part

Fei-Fei Li’s World Labs Prompts $1 Billion, Ricursive AI Chip Design Snares $335 Million, Google Joins AI Music Parade - Forbes

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Fei-Fei Li’s World Labs Prompts $1 Billion, Ricursive AI Chip Design Snares $335 Million, Google Joins AI Music Parade - Forbes

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Ricursive Intelligence Reaches US$4 Billion Valuation in 4 Months - Mexico Business News

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