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INVESTIGATION: How Effective Altruists Coordinated the AI Slowdown Narrative
The Stanford Review has investigated evidence of a premeditated effort from Silicon Valley’s Effective Altruists to garner public support for a government-mandated AI development slowdown. Through a sprawling network of political action committees, philanthropic organizations,…
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My Name is Winston Lee
My name is Winston Lee. In the wake of the Cornell 7 affair, I have been caught in the crossfire. One of the seven has the same name as mine, and a number of people have taken to Instagram to send hostile messages to me. One interaction stands out. About
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The Lebanonization of France
The French riots are the epitome of two establishment failures: the non-assimilation of an immigrant population and the rise of Islamo-leftism: an ideological convergence between Islamist movements and a radical left united in their opposition to Western civilization. The…
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The Future of Finance: An Interview with Stanford Professor Darrell Duffie
Darrell Duffie is the Adams Distinguished Professor of Management, Emeritus, and Professor of Finance, Emeritus, at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Trained as a civil engineer, Duffie has established himself as one of the world’s foremost authorities on the inner…
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Updated: Former Stanford Hoover Fellow Runs Surrogacy Firm Helping Chinese Elites Have U.S.-Citizen Children
Editor's Note: An earlier version of the article was published on September 22nd. In light of additional information the Review received after publishing the article, the Review has made several minor factual and stylistic corrections to the article. The Review has also…
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INVESTIGATION: Stanford’s Saudi Student Group Backed & Guided by OpenAI Spying Defendant
The Saudi Arabian Association at Stanford, a recognized student group, has extensive, documented ties to Abdulrahman Alfozan, the 35-year-old Saudi national and OpenAI engineer who was arrested last Frida y and accused of bugging an executive conference room at the company. In…
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Defending the Dominatrix: SLE and The Daily Rewrite History
On October 7th, I wrote an opinion piece asking a simple question: Why is Stanford’s Structured Liberal Education (SLE) inviting a dominatrix to give advice to students and promote her book—which includes stories about poisoning coworker’s dads and then having sex with them,…
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Stanford Student Union Includes Taiwan as Part of China
The Associated Students of Stanford University (ASSU) posted an instagram picture that included Taiwan (ROC) as part of China (PRC). Last Friday, October 9th, ASSU posted profiles of the Undergraduate Senate for this academic year, including in their bios where each member was…
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In Defense of the Death Penalty
As the execution of Nidal Hasan approaches, it is time to review the death penalty. The death penalty is just punishment. It improves the rehabilitation of serious offenders, forcing them to grapple with the afterlife. America’s shift to ‘medical’ lethal injections is more…
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A Civilization Ashamed of Itself Cannot Lead
Last Wednesday, Marco Rubio stood in Athens, in my home country, and described the West: ashamed of its own greatness, no longer inventing, neglecting its industry. The cause is cultural; we stopped believing in the ideas that made us great. In January 1987, about 500 Stanford…
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The Slow Return of Fun at Stanford
Last fall , Stanford’s most cherished social traditions were targeted and taken down by university administration. EuroTrash, the infamous first party of the year hosted by Kappa Sigma, was cancelled, as was Sigma Phi Epsilon’s annual White Lies party. Others were pushed to…
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The College Admissions Arms Race Might Be Good for America
The most ambitious high school students, as early as age 14, are crafting ways to build companies and create their own projects simply to get into college. Is much of it performative and ingenuine? Yes. But consider the possibility that even if students are performatively…
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The Spinodal Moment: A Conversation with Anjney Midha
Anjney Midha is the founder of AMP PBC , whose mission is to maximize the world’s frontier output by scaling compute access. A Visiting Scientist in the Applied Physics Department at Stanford, Midha teaches CS 153: Frontier Systems, popularly known online as AI Coachella. Before…
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SLE invites Professional Dominatrix to Advise Students
Stanford’s Structured Liberal Education, or SLE—which claims to provide students with a Western-based education for a good life—will feature on Thursday the esteemed dominatrix Brittany Newell, a self-proclaimed “silly bimbo” who “plays with words.” Newell, as advertised in
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Attach a 15-Cent Sticker to Your CS Degree
For nearly a decade and a half between the 2008 Financial Crisis and the end of COVID-19, an unprecedented bargain was presented to college graduates: learn to code, become reasonably technical, and you could out-earn investment bankers and consultants while working for cushy…