The COVID-19 crisis has added a whole new level of relevancy to the work of leaders in the MIT community, with many faculty adjusting rapidly to evolve their thinking to meet the pressing demands of the present.
Alumnae and friends from around the globe gathered online in January to discuss how they could come together to identify global problems and take action.
Wong Auditorium was packed on the first Friday of June as attendees of MIT Sloan Reunion 2023 settled in for three Ideas Made to Matter talks from some remarkable alumni.
Swati Gupta explores machine learning and optimization to improve the efficiency, quality, and fairness of the decisions models make.
For Tom, MIT Sloan’s Master of Business Analytics program was a natural fit in his career trajectory as “it balances optimization and machine learning." He was recently elected as the MBAn Class President, and as a member of the Sloan Senate and its Health and Wellness Committee, he gets to interact...
From explaining the role happiness plays in achieving success to speculating about possible AI applications, MIT Sloan alumni had much to say this year.
Panic buying and hoarding are once again in the news, as fear induced by the pandemic strikes across the world. Why is this happening and what can we do about it? Is hoarding a rational, if anti‐social, response to scarcity, or an emotional reaction driven by fear and panic?
Reken Co-Founder and CEO Shuman Ghosemajumder, MBA ’02, shared his big-picture insights into AI and cybersecurity during the February 2024 MIT Sloan Alumni Online session.
From one of the school’s first alumnae to the rising prominence of generative AI, the MIT Sloan alumni community had many stories to tell this year.
The COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing economic crisis have revealed many ways in which American society isn’t working.
