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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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What do Google's AI answers cost the environment?
"The number of searches going through an LLM is going to go up, and therefore, probably, the energy costs are going to go up."
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'Cyber-physical attacks' fueled by AI are a growing threat, experts say
"The only thing really keeping bad things from happening is there is not sufficient motivation."
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A data-driven approach to advancing meritocracy
Professor Emilio Castilla wrote: "Pressure to act often leads companies to implement generi
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Economic forum: A lively discussion about the future
The closing session of the forum, "What Will the World Be Like Without Globalization?," began with the reflection that globalization has been in crisis for several years.
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Managing beyond the 'impostor' buzzword
Professor Basima Tewfik and co-authors wrote: "By recognizing that experiencing impostor though
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'AI could create a science fiction dystopia if we don't act'
Professor Simon Johnson said: "If technology becomes a tool for control from above and for forc
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These stock-market experts don't love AI. Here's what they do recommend.
Why would investment newsletter editors be less than enthusiastic about Nvidia in particular and the information-technology sector in general?
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MIT's delta v Demo Day reveals innovative startups, including hormone tracking and desalination ventures
Richard Locke, John C Head III Dean of MIT Sloan, said: "What's great about this event is how
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Asking for a friend … which jobs are safe from AI?
Discussing her research on AI in the workplace, co-authored with professor Roberto Rigobon