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Should you get paid for teaching a chatbot to do your job?
“Now data can be used to solve other people's problems ... I think it's really important to find a way to measure and compensate that.”
Why do legacy college admissions still exist?
Legacy graduates (and their families) were seven times as likely to make high-dollar donations as non-legacies.
Users start innovating for themselves
“Companies need to modify their search process so that they also look for prototype innovations that users have developed for their own needs."
Pharma's biggest losses: Once-dropped drugs make lucrative comebacks
The decision to license or sell a drug depends on profitability, strategic mission, and whether a company “believes” in the science of a drug.
When doing less adds up to more
"At most companies we've worked with, the people in upstream functions rarely considered the impact their decisions would have on the front line.
How AI will change the workplace
"By getting access to companies' internal emails and nonpublic reports, hackers can use AI to generate very convincing messages."
Storytelling can sustain the spotlight for women's sports
“Women’s sports enjoy a unique storytelling advantage. They can give audiences the thrill of discovery."
He promised change in Thailand. But will he be allowed to lead?
"What I need to do now is to find a road-map that bridges that gap between a functioning democracy and half-baked democracy ... "
Former IMF chief economist on why the current banking crisis is unlike the 2008 meltdown
Simon Johnson, MIT professor and former IMF chief economist, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the banking crisis.