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It’s too expensive to replace human workers with AI—for now, says MIT study
“Our study on automation with AI systems shows that many tasks wouldn’t be economically attractive to automate for years or even decades."
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The AI boom in executive education: What you can study right now at the world's top b-schools
Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Business Strategy — has made history, becoming the most-attended online program at MIT Sloan ExecEd.
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Apple-backed study finds rise in data breaches as iPhone maker defends encryption stance
In the first nine months of 2023, U.S. data breaches increased by 20% compared to the full year 2022.
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Good ESG Ratings Help Stock Prices, Bad Grades Hurt Them.
In the culture wars’ latest front, how sustainable principles affect equities is a burning topic addressed in a recent research study.
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The Economic Impact of ESG Ratings
This study examines the impact of ESG ratings on fund holdings, stock returns, and firm behavior.
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US wraps up antitrust case against Google in historic trial
"When there's not a competitive threat, they're not making that investment. And quality is lower."
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Stereotype that East Asians lack creativity impedes promotion in US leadership roles, study suggests
Associate Professor Jackson Lu explained in his paper how the deeply ingrained perception is hindering the promotion of East Asians in leadership
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Pro take: Top-tier immigrant workers make more than their U.S.-born peers, Fed study shows
"One reason that immigrants do better is that they locate in places that are growing fast and the earnings potential are high."
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MIT study offers ideas for closing the STEM innovation gap
Female STEM PhD students are 21% less likely than their male counterparts to have received mentorship from top inventor advisors.
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Rhode Island redlining case spotlights risk of ignoring cultural bias
"While $9 million may not seem like a high cost for a $7 billion-asset bank, this fine is still encouraging to see. "