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The race for dominance in the AI marketplace hinges on who controls its complementary assets, researchers assert.
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Companies are investing in technology that replaces workers but brings little improvement to productivity. Here’s how to break the cycle.
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New research finds that female STEM PhD students are less likely to be advised by top faculty inventors or become new inventors themselves than male STEM PhD students.
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Fact-checker warning labels on social media can significantly reduce belief in and spread of misinformation, even among those who harbor doubts about the fact-checkers themselves.
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New MIT Sloan research reveals flaws in common assumptions about how misinformation spreads and shows how news producers can manipulate consumer behavior.
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Myron Scholes, Frank E. Buck Professor of Finance, Emeritus, at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, and Nobel Laureate in Economic Sciences was named the recipient of the S. Donald Sussman Award
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Banks should be reopened first, while cafes and gyms should come much later; places of worship should be opened after colleges and universities, according to the analysis.
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A group of MIT Sloan faculty and students are using analytics to help senior homes stock up on protective gear and fill health care support roles.
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Estimates are all over the place. Here’s how much the U.S. really spent on the big bailouts — and who really benefitted.
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Don't be afraid of a bad review. Instead, distinguish your product, find your niche, and build goodwill.
