Companies betting against entry-level Gen Z talent by automating their roles may be making a costly long-term mistake.
Senior lecturer Robert Pozen wrote: "The lesson from the telecom debacl
IDE research scientist Frank Nagle and co-researchers surveyed 187,000 software developers
"The U.S. does not manufacture most of the advanced chips. It requires other inputs for infrastructure investment and it requires global data.
AI may also be causing workers to spend more time on the job because they're still learning how to integrate it into their workflows, said principal research scientist
Michael Autery (Sloan Fellows: MBA '26)
"The challenge is if we have a severe crisis and fiscal policy doesn't respond quickly," said senior lecturer
Professor Andrew W.
In this episode of Vox's "Today, Explained" podcast, professor Deborah Lu
