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During this year’s Orientation, on day one, new MIT students stepped into the shoes of global decision-makers, using the simulator to test climate policies, explore solutions, and envision the future they want to create.
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Study of brain activity finds using a credit card engages brain networks connected to anticipation and craving.
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New research shows big data benefits large firms over small ones.
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A new study finds that occupations are becoming more age-friendly — but older workers don’t always benefit.
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To avoid another fiscal crisis, pay attention to risks hiding in shadow financial systems, says MIT Sloan’s Kristin Forbes.
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New Day uses automated recruiting algorithms to connect employers with — and provide soft skills support for — a changing workforce.
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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.
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Research shows that people tend to spend more when using credit cards compared to cash. However, it is unclear whether credit cards act to “release the brakes” on spending or instead “step on the gas.
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MIT’s Sloan School of Management is hosting a regional conference in Bogotá, Colombia on May 26 called, “Big Data: Shaping the Future of Latin America.”
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New research challenges European Union policy that wood bioenergy is carbon neutral
