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MIT researchers say that AI is 'inherently sociopathic' — but that it can be trained to give ethical financial advice
The glaring problem with publicly available AI tools is that they're "inherently sociopathic."
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Lessons from Market Basket's summer of 2014 shape the future of work
"The key lesson for workers and unions is to draw on customers and citizens as allies and sources of power."
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Global experts warn AI could trigger catastrophic harm by 2030
A recent MIT FutureTech
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MIT study finds fault with AI prompts, says better ones lead to better retirement advice
A study by associate professor
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Private credit has dodged public scrutiny for too long — and regulators need to step in
Distinguished senior lecturer Robert Pozen wrote: "The National Associa
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Research: Employees from lower-class backgrounds negotiate less — and face more backlash
Professor Jackson Lu and co-authors wrote: "By making negotiation rules vis
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This time could be different for Russia sanctions
Professor Simon Johnson and co-author discussed how high inflation and
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Why cyber resilience depends on trust
Principal research scientist Keri Pearlson and co-authors wrote: "Cyber
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Why companies that call themselves meritocracies don't always pay equally
Research by professor
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Class ceiling: What cultural background has to do with salary negotiation
New research by professor