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A new report from the AI Index measures the global progress of artificial intelligence.
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Ross, who joined MIT Sloan in 1997, relished the practical use of finance theory.
AI industry watchers Thomas Davenport and Randy Bean expect the AI hype cycle to slow as organizations focus on infrastructure and strategy.
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Most corporate net zero pledges depend on carbon offsets, but many offsets don’t reduce emissions. Use this framework to identify which offsets are effective.
