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The MIT professor giving LLMs a 'brain scan'
Investors are finding all sorts of potential of uses for large language models, ranging from the intellectual to the mundane.
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Tech companies are cutting jobs and betting on AI. The payoff is far from guaranteed
If a company is struggling financially, saying AI drove cuts definitely makes for a better story, said professor
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MIT's Sinan Aral on grid power & the AI boom: A hybrid model gets the best of both worlds
Professor Sinan Aral joined CNBC's "Squawk Box" to discuss the state of data
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MIT Sloan U.S. News rankings
In this year's US News & World Reports' Best Business Schools specialty rankings, MIT Sloan ranked #1 in
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The genie is out of the bottle: the point of no return for AI
In a lecture in São Paulo, Brazil, John C Head III Dean of MIT Sloan, Richard M.
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'With AI, mindset matters more than money,' says the dean of MIT Sloan
John C Head III Dean of MIT Sloan, Richard M.
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$900 a year: That's how much climate change costs the average US household
In this "Cognoscenti" opinion piece, professors Catherine Wolfram
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Gas prices are spiking. An MIT expert explains why they're unlikely to come down any time soon.
Professor Catherine Wolfram said: "When oil prices go up, gasol
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Worries about global economic pain deepen as the war in Iran drags on
"A week ago or certainly two weeks ago, I would have said: If the war stopped that day, the long-term implications would be pretty small," said
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Women who use AI at work face a predictable 'competence penalty'
Competence penalties against women who perform identically to men are most likely to arise when evaluators use highly subjective assessment criteria, like "potential." "The problem with evaluating