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Meltem Demirors on why society isn't ready for a crypto-driven revolution yet
"We've recognized that in order for Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies to achieve adoption, we do need to collaborate with institutions.”
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Getting Innovative Products to Rural Communities
MIT spinout Essmart has created a supply chain to help local retail shops in rural India sell life-improving products.
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15 biggest surprises for first-year MBAs
Taylor Facen (LGO '22) says: "I was surprised at how project- and team-based most of my classes were."
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A.I. is not sentient – but we should treat it as such
Collective intelligence comes from a "supermind" that should include both humans and A.I. systems.
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Why Bitcoin won't go green any time soon
"The evolution and sustainability of Bitcoin will be much more driven by miners targeting renewables."
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The Material Change Institute is bringing greater equity to investment
Christy Fernandez-Cull (EMBA '22) is looking forward to investing in and inspiring first-generation entrepreneurs and dreamers.
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Columbia, MIT explore the future of work with new business school courses
Now, it's less about threats and more about the trade-offs between people and profits.
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National Grid says electric bills will rise more than 60% this winter
“We can really point to the war in Ukraine and the energy crisis that's happening in Europe for the [increased cost of natural gas]”
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A new paper offers mental health clinicians a framework for using AI on the front lines. Here is its key takeaway
"Documentation is just a crushing burden. We believe that these AI technologies have tremendous potential to change clinicians' quality of life."
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From Post-it Notes to AI: How AI technology can improve workflow for mental health clinicians
"There’s been very little research done on the benefits of AI technologies for frontline providers."