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Whose job is safe from AI?
The natural worry for anyone hoping to have a job in five years' time is what AI might do to that job.
An MIT professor criticized COVID-19 shots. His new role allows him to make recommendations about the vaccine.
Professor Retsef Levi said: "There is one religion that says no vaccine is good for anybody, and there is another religion that
AI driven enterprises: The new DNA of companies redefining innovation
In a recent visit to the Tec de Monterrey Business School in Mexico City, senior lecturer Paul Cheek
Will AI replace journalists or test their integrity? What MIT researcher said
Principal research scientist Neil Thompson said: "The trick for reporters over the coming years
MIT researcher gives advice on how to tame, harness AI 'workslop'
"Workslop" is AI-generated content that masquerades as good work but lacks the substance to meaningfully advance a given task.
MIT and Ohio State academics say CFOs should avoid AI overreliance
Senior lecturer Renée Richardson Gosline said: "If we eliminate junior folks and rep
Driverless cars are just part of it: Re-imagining transportation with AI
An MIT report referenced in a recent Ideas Made to Matte
In leadership, you get what you expect
Professor Nelson Repenning and senior lecturer
Our research shows it's a profound strategic error to cut entry-level jobs — those workers are likely to get the best results from AI
Research scientist Frank Nagle wrote: "Junior employees are typically innovative and technically adept, and in t