Fears over AI killing labor demand are 'probably overblown,' researcher argues in new Google report
"The history of general-purpose technologies shows that the growth they bring is accompanied by strong demand for labor."
"The history of general-purpose technologies shows that the growth they bring is accompanied by strong demand for labor."
"I chose MIT Sloan because of MIT's scientific excellence and Sloan's collaborative culture."
"In our paper, 'Contextual Corporate Governance,' we develop a novel approach to investigate how context shapes firms' governance choices."
The idea of a universal basic income is by no means a settled remedy for helping the poor.
In this podcast, Stephen Spear and co-author discuss how the field of organizational design has evolved.
Ten common myths of entrepreneurship are debunked in Bill Aulet's newly expanded and updated book, "Disciplined Entrepreneurship."
"The target here is to produce electricity cheaper than coal and gas plants."
"As the economy recovered, the U.S. just poured more kerosene onto the fire."
"Historical processes really shape economic relations, and we cannot understand the economy today without understanding where we’re coming from."
“Our study on automation with AI systems shows that many tasks wouldn’t be economically attractive to automate for years or even decades."