Press Source: BNN Network

Gender disparity in career advancement: Women still lag behind in 2022 p...

According to research by Danielle Li women received higher performance ratings than male employees but received 8.3 lower ratings for potential.

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Press Source: The Conversation

The progress of women in the workplace is at a standstill. How can we br...

Women are promoted less than men because they are deemed to have less leadership potential than men.

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Press Source: Forbes

Generative AI’s growth bodes well for Microsoft, ChatGPT

“One can imagine various policies that both firms and regulators can take regarding how to address how AI is used."

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Press Source: Wired

Should you get paid for teaching a chatbot to do your job?

“Now data can be used to solve other people's problems ... I think it's really important to find a way to measure and compensate that.”

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Press Source: Bloomberg

AI really can boost productivity, especially for lowest-skilled workers

Workers who were given access to generative artificial intelligence tools became 14% more productive on average than those who were not.

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Press Source: The Economist

How to escape scientific stagnation

Danielle Li and Pierre Azoulay note that the DARPA model does best when its directors have an understanding of needed breakthroughs.

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Press Source: Bloomberg Businessweek

Expand your hiring pool beyond elite schools and high GPAs

"The point is to find someone who will be creative and seek solutions for this particular position."

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Press Source: Fast Company (Opinion Piece)

Design of hiring algorithms can double diversity in firms

"...an ongoing concern is the potential for automated approaches to codify existing human biases..."

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Press Source: Axios

When robots are recruiters

Using AI to recruit isn't inherently bad, says Danielle Li...It's about using the right kind of algorithm.

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Press Source: The Wall Street Journal

FDA’s deadline problem?

End-of-year approvals are later associated with more hospitalizations, life-threatening events and deaths, according to a new study.

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