Stopping the spread of misinformation while maintaining free speech is a major challenge for social media companies. The Birdwatch program allows users to provide additional context for tweets.
Paper is the first to examine the effect of experience on performance variability.
Despite the fact that mortgage rates are at an all-time low, recent research done at the MIT Sloan School demonstrates that African Americans continue to pay more than other groups to be homeowners.
Impartial facts bring opposing sides closer together
A collection of articles packaged and released today from MIT Sloan's Ideas Made to Matter website examines the skills and knowledge managers need now to guide organizations over the long term.
Tariffs, sanctions, export controls, and industrial policies now shape how companies hire talent, build supply chains, and choose markets.
New research from MIT Sloan shows that companies can see substantial gains by putting AI to work — with that growth translating into jobs.
MIT Sloan research shows that unflagged but misleading content on Facebook was less persuasive, but more widely seen, and thus generated more COVID-19 vaccine skepticism than flagged misinformation.
A new study shows that uncoordinated opening, closing, and reopening of states and counties is making the COVID problem worse in the U.S.
The conference aims to highlight the ways in which artificial intelligence, automation and the changing economy are affecting the future of work.
