Grace Zhao

Dec 4, 2024 | stanforddaily.com | Grace Zhao

Communication professor Jeff Hancock admitted to overlooking “hallucinated citations” in a court declaration he crafted with assistance from ChatGPT. For the declaration, Hancock surveyed scholarly literature on the risks of deepfake technology in spreading misinformation using GPT-4o, but failed to factcheck the citations generated by the artificial intelligence (AI) agent, he wrote in a filing to the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota last Wednesday.

Nov 21, 2024 | stanforddaily.com | Grace Zhao

When Gheed El Bizri ’25 M.S. ’26 arrived at Stanford from Lebanon, it was difficult for her to find a sense of connection on campus. Upon joining the Student Alumni Council (SAC) as a freshman, however, she realized she had found her place. “It was a very hard transition coming from Lebanon to Stanford, but I needed a place like [SAC] to show me what Stanford could be like,” said El Bizri, a copy editor for The Daily. “Now I appreciate Stanford so much.

Nov 19, 2024 | stanforddaily.com | Grace Zhao

This week, the Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band (LSJUMB) is preparing to bring the bang and the boom to the 127th Big Game against UC Berkeley. The LSJUMB kicked off Big Game Week with the annual Bearial on Monday. While the band played a eulogy, Oski — the Cal mascot — was beheaded and impaled on Claw Fountain. Stella Chung ’25, the LSJUMB manager, said all planning for Big Game — including costumes and songs — have been kept secret.

Nov 5, 2024 | stanforddaily.com | Grace Zhao

Want to see splits and high kicks and second-guess your own flexibility? One glance at Stanford Wushu Club checks off all these boxes. Wushu is a performance-based Chinese martial art stylized by acrobatic jumps and kicks. There are different styles like Taijiquan, Southern Fist and Long Fist, as well as weapons like staff and broadsword, which are all practiced by members of the Stanford Wushu Club.

Oct 17, 2024 | stanforddaily.com | Grace Zhao

The Undergraduate Senate (UGS) unanimously passed a funding approval package for $23,805.30 out of $26,079.17 requested in Voluntary Student Organization (VSO) spending, emphasizing that they could not approve funding for purchases that have already been made. UGS Appropriations Chair David Sengthay ’26 introduced the motion to fund clubs like the Stanford Solar Car Project. “I want to help you make your programming a reality.