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What is secure-by-design-AI?
A development methodology for AI systems that treats security as a foundational design principle rather than an add-on feature.
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MIT Sloan Data Analytics Consortium
The MIT Sloan Data Analytics Consortium connects industry leaders with MIT’s cutting-edge research, top student talent, and unique opportunities to shape the future of analytics education.
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Bitcoin vs. Ethereum and the flippening Lubin predicts
Bitcoin's design is simple. A fixed supply cap of 21 million coins, a predetermined issuance schedule, and proof-of-work securing the chain.
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The 4 career myths holding young professionals back
Social media platforms are saturated with career content but more advice hasn't made career decisions easier; it's made them more overwhelming.
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Gensler says Bitcoin remains 'speculative, volatile'
In this Bloomberg Balance of Power televised interview, professor of the practice
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Here's a glimmer of hope about AI and jobs
In this interview with principal research scientist Neil Thompson,
MIT Climate Policy Center | October 2025
Data Centers and the Grid: Temporal Flexibility Can Lower Costs, But May Increase Emissions
This policy brief is informed by a 2025 MIT CEEPR working paper on the role of data centers in potentially reducing power system costs, with climate benefits dependent on availability of renewables.
UNFCCC Technology Mechanism | November 2025
Deploying Established Climate Technologies and Solutions for Buildings and Infrastructure
This brief on decarbonizing the buildings sector is from the UNFCCC Technology Mechanism with collaboration from the MIT Climate Policy Center, GlobalABC, and the UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre.
MIT CEEPR | August 2024
Bridging the Gaps: The Impact of Interregional Transmission on Emissions and Reliability
This policy brief examines the value of interregional transmission to the U.S. grid under current policies and deep decarbonization scenarios.
MIT CEEPR | September 2025
Inequality of Inaction
This policy brief is informed by a 2025 MIT CEEPR working paper on the existing, and unequal, costs of climate change for American households.