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It took 45 years, but spreadsheet legend Mitch Kapor finally got his MIT degree
Bill Aulet chuckled to himself when he decided to invite his old friend, famed software programmer
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Why automation can raise or lower wages and employment: A study by David Autor and Neil Thompson
A working paper by research scientist
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Who leads quantum computing worldwide, according to MIT?
The first edition of the Quantum Index Report 2025, co-authored by lecturer
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Private equity outpaces banks in scramble for graduate talent
Quantitative trading and data-driven positions now account for over 40 percent of job placements among 2024 MIT Sloan MiF graduates, reflecting growing employer demand for technical talent. "W
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Rigetti Computing stock down 37% as Nvidea CEO sees 'inflection point'
Research scientist Jonathan Ruane who co-authored MIT's Quantum Index Report 2025, sees a path
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Has the decline of knowledge work begun?
A paper co-authored by assistant professor
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AI developers should be philosophers as much as technologists
The two disciplines of AI and philosophy might seem like polar opposites, but lecturer Michael Schrage and e
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Are these the best business programs for managers?
The Sloan Fellows MBA program is a great option to consider for those who are ready to explore a different path, and put ideas into action.
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Working with robots often carries mental strain, studies find
Research going back to the 1940s has linked automation to degraded job quality and opportunities for workers, said MIT IDE digital fellow
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College uncovered: Cyber school
Associate dean for business analytics Dimitris Bertsimas said: "Education has a social com