AI may create a more equitable future or exacerbate existing inequalities, says winner of Nobel Prize for Economics
"Governance matters, and weak governance always leads to trouble."
"Governance matters, and weak governance always leads to trouble."
Barbara Wixom and Nick van der Meulen found that organizations can benefit from generative AI solutions by developing cross-functional efforts.
"It’s a terrible, stupid, and pointless negotiating tactic because a tariff is a tax on your own consumers."
"We know that Trump would take us out of the Paris agreement. Losing that global leadership would be one of the losses of a Trump presidency."
Some large organizations develop new talent by empowering employees to lead and make choices about the projects to which they contribute.
IT leaders need to see tools such as AI assistants and copilots "as really important mechanisms for building their data democracy."
"Bitcoin is the basis for a truly open and neutral protocol for money."
Peter Hirst explains how MIT Sloan works with executives to ensure that they acquire the skills and knowledge needed to be effective leaders.
The sweet spot for consumer spending? There is no simple answer. Because the sweet spot depends on what else is happening in the economy.
When it comes to emerging technologies, junior employees may not be the best teachers of their more senior colleagues.