Why automation can raise or lower wages and employment: A study by David Autor and Neil Thompson
A working paper by research scientist
A working paper by research scientist
The first edition of the Quantum Index Report 2025, co-authored by lecturer
The natural worry for anyone hoping to have a job in five years' time is what AI might do to that job.
Tech companies have long paid top dollar for elite talent, but the recent hiring frenzy has been on an entirely different level. And it seems AI talent can't start soon enough.
Professor Andrew W.
Research scientist Ranjan Pal and co-authors wrote: "The most creative and technically innovative
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“Firms do not like economic uncertainty,” Christopher Knittel, MIT Sloan Professor of Applied Economics and Faculty Director of the MIT Climate Policy Center, explained in this article in The Hill.
In this interview published in The Times of India, MIT Sloan Professor Catherine Wolfram discusses the global transition to clean energy and various international aspects of climate policy.