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Artificial intelligence and what you need to know
In 20 years, artificial intelligence could surpass that of humans. Or so experts have been estimating for more than 50 years.
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Legacy admissions: What it is and why colleges are reconsidering it
"We found strong evidence that the college we studied benefits economically from admitting legacies."
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Farm fields don’t just feed us. They store carbon. But a big question is how much
For offsets to be legitimate, they have to meet four criteria: Carbon storage, verifiable, immediate, and long-lasting, said John Sterman.
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The Fed has paused before. Here’s what happened next
The Fed commonly draws from past experiences since they are “the only guide that any central bank has about how to operate."
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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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After supreme court ruling, weakest hands will show themselves
“The first to fold are always the weakest hands. The organizations that never had a deep commitment to DEI in the first place."
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Companies are being too conservative about A.I. predictions
“Whatever your productivity prediction is now I believe you’ll be able to double whatever your measure of effectiveness is."
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Unlocking the potential of Bitcoin: Building Lightspark with Christian Catalini
Christian Catalini introduces Lightspark, his groundbreaking project to revolutionize the payments industry using Bitcoin’s blockchain.
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Golf has long been about making connections. That won’t change in an LIV-PGA Tour world
Associate Director, DEI, CDO Steven Branch and Kerry Bowie, SB ‘94, MBA ‘06, discuss the power of helping to open golf to new groups of players.
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China’s economic slowdown was inevitable
"Beijing has betrayed and rejected its own success formula, and the economy is paying the price."