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A good AI program must start with good data
"If suppliers of AI capabilities are unwilling to adapt their terms, then we should probably move away from those vendors."
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New research shows how attention lapses are exploited by fake news sites
Inattentive readers are more likely to click on a false news story, with misinformation content producers exploiting this attention gap.
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Surge in Wendy's complaints exposes limits to consumer tolerance of unstable prices
Rather than saying "we're going to use surge pricing at peak demand periods," they could offer discounts during off-peak periods.
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MIT study reveals why Africa is still poor
"The natural resources that should be Africa's golden ticket to economic prosperity have in many instances just been used by despotic leaders."
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Surge pricing is coming to Wendy's. Here's how it already affects bigger purchases, like concert and plane tickets.
Companies need to be careful when rolling out dynamic pricing, "Or else, when people see wild swings, it's perceived as price gouging."
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The data is in: how QT impacts markets
"QT [quantitative tightening] has worked in the opposite direction to quantitative easing, but the effects are much, much more muted."
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Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet and other corporate giants have huge bond holdings, and here's why that's a problem
"In essence, corporate giants have become lenders in their own right, running financial institutions within their company walls."
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Kerry Bowie builds diversity bridge between green-tech science and commerce
"Diverse teams are better teams; I think there's just different lived experiences."
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Accelerating Progress Toward Light-Speed Computing
Lightmatter, founded by Thomas Graham, MBA ’18, and two fellow MIT alumni, is using photonic technologies to reinvent how chips communicate and calculate.
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Professor Edward Roberts Dies at 88
The trailblazing MIT Sloan professor identified keys to successful technology-based business, helping generations of MIT students and faculty to start firms.