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There's an 'art' to writing AI prompts for personal finance, MIT professor says
"I think that there's a real art and science to prompt engineering," said professor
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Stock market concentration: Is it dangerous and should investors be worried?
If concentration is structural, what happens when you try to fight it?
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Gary Gensler paved the way for prediction markets. Sports betting wasn't part of the plan.
Professor of the practice Gary Gensler, a former chair of both the Commodity Futures Trad
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Bank failures: The roles of solvency and liquidity
In this Liberty Street Economics piece, professor Emil Verner and co-author
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Private credit isn't safer than banks — it's just better at hiding losses
Senior lecturer Robert Pozen wrote: "Private credit has opened new borr
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How AI is reshaping workflows, redefining jobs and organizations
Research, by assistant professor Mert Demirer, associate professor
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'AI will primarily benefit those with the highest salaries:' The warning from the 2024 Nobel Prize winner in economics
AI's "potential for job destruction is very significant, and those who hold capital will get richer," said professor
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The tariff argument fails again
Professor Simon Johnson and co-author wrote: "If the administration tru
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'It just changes everything': MIT runners lace up in honor of young boy's brave battle
Inspired by a classmate and her son, five Class of 2026 EMBA students ran their first Boston Marathon.
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Real reasons AI gains are slow: Experts
Speaking at the Spring Meetings of the IMF-World Bank, principal research scientist