“Me, Myself, and AI” looks at how Boeing, Land O’Lakes, and other companies aim to succeed with artificial intelligence.
How is data used to lead, mislead, manipulate, and inform viewpoints and decisions? The MIT Institute for Data, Systems, and Society investigates.
Research finds Democrats and Republicans react to persuasive messaging in ways that don’t always align with their party leader’s stated positions.
Geography and proximity still play a major role in digital innovation. Here is MIT Sloan research on where and how innovation thrives.
Experts share ideas on how to reduce the homeownership gap between white and minority households and create more equality in the housing market.
MIT Sloan’s Fiona Murray and Elsbeth Johnson on understanding positional power and ways women can reach the next level of leadership.
In new policy briefs, MIT researchers outline how to regulate large language models, label AI-generated content, and pursue “pro-worker AI.”
Impostor thoughts reflect the belief that others overestimate your abilities. New research shows they’re not all bad and don’t last forever.
Climate policy expert Christopher Knittel handicaps the likelihood of tariffs, cuts to IRA subsidies, and a carbon tax under the new administration.
Top-performing companies invest in CEO-level data leadership, data value realization, and data resource life-cycle measurement.
