The top 10 MIT Sloan news stories of 2021
From a machine learning explainer to trends in data and artificial intelligence, here are the stories that readers needed most this year.
From a machine learning explainer to trends in data and artificial intelligence, here are the stories that readers needed most this year.
Maria Ressa built a successful media startup — and exposed human rights issues — while fighting disinformation and attacks from the Philippine government.
Fischer compares central bank responses to the ‘08-‘09 financial crisis and the pandemic, and likes what he sees. Larry Summers begs to differ.
Professor Sinan Aral was honored for his research about social media and tech, along with six other researchers.
What we learned about hybrid work this year, and what to do next.
Curiosity and creativity spur innovation. To build these skills companywide, emphasize questions over answers and create space for exploration.
The annual list includes researchers studying the benefits of imposter syndrome and how to harness expertise from employees.
Ukrainians with stronger analytical reasoning skills were better at identifying pro-Russia propaganda, according to a new study.
Emerge was built on a clear problem statement, well-mapped feedback, and leveraged resources to help Sri Lankan girls learn business and life skills.
Julie Johnson sees investor interest in ESG and diversity tipping the scales in favor of more women in technology-based roles.