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‘A.I. Obama’ and fake newscasters: How A.I. audio is swarming TikTok
David G. Rand says: “The people who are trying to be deceptive are not going to put the [A.I.] label on their stuff.”
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Hollywood writers reached an AI deal that will rewrite history
"I think the writers are actually in a strong position compared to other workers in the American economy."
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Why data-smart leaders create teams of “purple people”
Data and domain experts must be motivated to learn from each other.
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Want to make friends from a different economic class? Try your local Applebee’s or Olive Garden.
Chain restaurants represent places that have the potential to break class barriers, according to a new study.
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Detroit and Hollywood are just the advance guard. Expect more strikes.
"If these big negotiations lead to good settlements for the workforce, we will see more activity blossom in other settings."
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How Hollywood writers triumphed over AI – and why it matters
Simon Johnson called the new terms a "fantastic win for writers. I’m hoping it will be a model for the rest of the economy."
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Can Letting Go Help You Get Ahead?
Executive coach, strategy leader, and author Jessica (Begen) Galica, MBA ’16, is redefining workplace success for women.
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MLK Visiting Professors Join MIT Sloan Faculty for 2023–2034
2023–2034 MLK Visiting Professors Kwabena Donkor and Angelino Viceisza bring their expertise in behavioral and developmental economics to MIT Sloan.
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Labor pacts that ennoble
"We need to make sure that they’re [machines and technology] representing the best of who we are and can become as a species."
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Are more workers striking?
"Unions have a greater strength because of the relatively pro-worker, pro-union president in the White House and the labor market doing well."