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Are generative AI tools in personal finance game-changers or risky bets?

"AI models still grapple with accuracy and reliability, creating concerns about trust and ethics in these models and in AI more generally."

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Has bitcoin's limited supply driven its rally? Experts weigh in

"The dwindling supply of bitcoin is predetermined so people have a very good understanding of how it evolves over time."

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Examined: How & why flying is only getting safer

"The chance of dying during an air journey keeps dropping by about 7 percent annually, and continues to go down by a factor of two every decade."

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Embracing agility in the AI era with Andrew McAfee

Andrew McAfee explored how emerging tech companies outpace legacy organizations by embracing key behaviors that drive agility and innovation.

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Getting strategic about sustainability

"Strategy, it is often said, is about choosing what not to do. But when it comes to sustainability, many companies toss that advice aside."

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The GenAI app step you're skimping on: Evaluations

"A rigorous evaluation process is a key driver of success for LLM application development projects."

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How to innovate successfully: A case study with LEGO

At Automation Fair, senior lecturer David Robertson explored LEGO's journey and shared valuable lessons on managing innovation effectively.

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AI may create a more equitable future or exacerbate existing inequalities, says winner of Nobel Prize for Economics

"Governance matters, and weak governance always leads to trouble."

Dec 9, 2024
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How to manage two types of generative artificial intelligence

Barbara Wixom and Nick van der Meulen found that organizations can benefit from generative AI solutions by developing cross-functional efforts.

Dec 4, 2024
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A Nobel Prize-winning economist on Donald Trump's tax and tariff plans: 'This is just a really bad idea'

"It’s a terrible, stupid, and pointless negotiating tactic because a tariff is a tax on your own consumers."

Nov 4, 2024
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