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From predictive AI in cinema to volumetric video, here's how entertainment is changing
"If a piece of content does not capture the attention of the audience, it will be difficult to monetize it."
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'There are limits to Russia's power.' Nobel laureate in economics Daron Acemoglu on war, Trump, and the world's biggest risks
"Given Russia's size, military resources, and combat experience, this war was extremely unequal from the start."
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A good AI program must start with good data
"If suppliers of AI capabilities are unwilling to adapt their terms, then we should move away from those vendors."
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A simulation game that motivates people to act on climate
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Where will we eat when the middle-class restaurant is gone?
Research suggests that an Applebee's or an Olive Garden might be the last remaining institution that brings together a cross-section of America.
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Lazard CEO Peter Orszag and MIT's Andrew McAfee on the successful results that come from being a 'geek'
Andrew McAfee joined CNBC for a wide-ranging conversation about the successful results that come from leaning on the "geeks."
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How Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs could kill American innovation
For professor Catherine Wolfram, Trump's tariffs are only part of the problem when it comes to clean energy.
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Building trusting relationships at work with Deborah Ancona
Deborah Ancona discusses the essential skills of inquiry, advocacy, and connecting that leaders can use to foster trust.
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Why a small journal's 'blueprint for NIH' may offer clues to the agency's future
"I think we shouldn't be Covid-obsessed when we think about NIH reform, and this set of proposals is."