Peter Hirst: MIT Sloan Executive Education develops leadership skills in STEM employees
Peter Hirst explains how MIT Sloan works with executives to ensure that they acquire the skills and knowledge needed to be effective leaders.
Peter Hirst explains how MIT Sloan works with executives to ensure that they acquire the skills and knowledge needed to be effective leaders.
"AI remains a field defined — as it has from the 1950s — by both significant achievements and considerable hype."
"The Alaska Airlines incident shows that, even when things go terribly wrong, other elements of the air-safety system typically avert disaster."
"MIT says the office will support learning activities and foster collaboration across Southeast Asia."
"I don't think AI will measure up to the internet in my opinion. It might, but when it does, perhaps we'll call that a new technology."
"This is an opportunity to benefit the future of the region and to build upon the important work already underway."
"You can't get left behind on being real time," Peter Weill warned, highlighting the importance of continuous learning and adaptation.
"It may be cheaper just to pay a driver to sit in the car and drive it."
"How much unemployment or slowdown in growth should we be willing to accept to shorten the length of time that inflation is too high?"
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