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Why vibe coding isn't the end of the software engineer
IDE research scientist Frank Nagle and co-researchers surveyed 187,000 software developers
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MIT AI expert warns automating Gen Z entry-level jobs could backfire — and cost companies their future workforce
Companies betting against entry-level Gen Z talent by automating their roles may be making a costly long-term mistake.
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Can investors trust AI sales figures?
Senior lecturer Robert Pozen wrote: "The lesson from the telecom debacl
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The U.S. finally has two new nuclear projects underway
Keeping California's last operating nuclear station, Diablo Canyon, running from 2030 to 2045 could offer net savings of capital and operating costs totaling more than $7.6 billion, or more than $5
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Audit yourself to get more from GenAI
A recent field experiment by associate professor
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The price of silence is high
In recent years, one of the most talked-about concepts in the business world has been "quiet quitting," an employee consciously refraining from doing more than what is required.
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Half of Americans get financial advice from AI, but is it any good?
In a new working paper, assistant professor
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AI is saving time — so why do we feel busier and more tired than ever?
AI can absolutely make tasks faster.
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Why suspending the gas tax won't help consumers
Eliminating the federal gas tax won't make a meaningful difference when gas prices have gone up by 40% or higher in parts of the country, said visiting professor
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Of all the professions AI is disrupting, accounting has the worst math
Senior accountants treat AI as a collaborator. They push back when the system's confidence drops. They catch errors and apply judgment.