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3% per year seems innocent. Study shows how quickly exponential growth of AI will turn millennia of energy reserves into decades
A preprint study by senior lecturer
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At-home Lyme disease test developed by two Massachusetts women aims to speed diagnosis
o help people make quick decisions after discovering a tick on them, two local women, Erin Dawicki and Michelle Ewy (both Sloan Fellows: MBA '24), teamed up to create an at-home test kit for Lyme d
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A 12-point meditation on our moment
Senior lecturer Otto Scharmer wrote: "We live in a time where the three
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Trump's crypto company made him $800 million. Now it's a real bank
"A charter makes it easier for you to support customers and provide new services," said research scientist
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Lower-class employees face greater professional backlash for negotiating their salaries
A recent study by professor
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With more fuel-efficient cars and EVs on the road, we need to rethink how we tax auto travel
Associate dean Christopher Knittel and visiting professor
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What if AI not only takes the job - but also drags your company down with it?
What happens to a company at the moment when the AI revolution takes off?
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The new AI shortage is biological
The gap between what humans can understand, audit, and support and what machines can produce may grow faster than the human capacity for supervision. This gap has a name.
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El Niño: What could it mean for the global economy?
Professor Catherine Wolfram said: "We tend to associate climate change with higher heat, but the El N
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AI can give people the answer. Technical leaders need to help them decide what to do
Principal research scientist Neil Thompson wrote: "AI can increasingly