A new study from the MIT Sloan School of Management sheds light on a puzzling paradox: Despite AI’s growing accuracy and efficiency, people often prefer human decisions—even when AI performs better.
A new book from an MIT Sloan School of Management professor explores how we balance doing what’s right with doing what works — and what we’re really willing to give up for our values.
Vaccines are an especially risky proposition for pharmaceutical manufacturers since the costs are higher than for other types of drugs and demand could drop drastically once a crisis is over.
New MIT Sloan School of Management research conducted on Twitter (formerly X) shows that having shared connections directly contributes to social media users connecting with one another online.
Now in its 7th year, the MIT delta v student accelerator is once again underway at the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship this summer.
Now more than ever, retail success means focusing on relationships and loyalty programs, not transactions and discounts.
The transformation of employment has left roughly one-third of the U.S. workforce without job security, according to a new book by MIT Sloan School of Management professor Paul Osterman.
Cell and gene therapies represent an exciting and complex new treatment type, with the potential to treat a vast range of indications.
Transforming the Psychological Health System of Care in the US Military
With batting cages, celebrity fashion shows, and private brands, Dick’s Sporting Goods is breathing new life into brick and mortar.
