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New research shows the robots are coming for jobs–but stealthily
“Good” automation generates large productivity increases [and] leads to the creation of many new tasks (and therefore jobs) for humans.
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Thinkers50 Radar class of 2021: Matt Beane
[Research Affiliate Matt Beane] researches how machines and human beings can work together productively.
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Market intelligence platform Crayon raises $22M
John Osborne (MBA '07) and Jonah Lopin (MBA ’07) met at MIT Sloan and co-founded Crayon in 2015.
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NATO allies need to speed up AI defence co-operation
Establishing a new NATO hub in which tech companies and members of the armed forces can experiment with new ideas has advantages.
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Automation is replacing more workers than outsourcing, study says
...wages in America are increasingly unequal, and the biggest factors are related to automation.
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Daron Acemoglu (MIT Econ): Automation is driving down blue-collar wages
...automation is responsible for "more than half" of the decline in wages...more than the rise of China and the decline of private-sector unions.
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Many jobs lost during the coronavirus pandemic just aren't coming back
...there are a lot of piecemeal automation steps that companies can take that might be cost-effective...
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AirWorks AI automates line drawings from aerial and satellite images
AirWorks was founded in 2017 by David Morczinek (MBA '18) … an aerospace engineer from the manufacturing side of Airbus.
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3 ways gender 'brain diversity' can make Joe Biden and Kamala Harris better leaders
...the collective intelligence of a group rises when there are women involved in that group. And in fact, the more women, the better.
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Collective intelligence is about to disrupt your strategy: Are you ready?
Today, what is the most intelligent species on our planet? According to Thomas Malone, the smartest entity ever known is groups of people.