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A new guide for responsible AI use in higher ed
In a report from MIT SMR Ben Shields said: "Depending on the subject and the faculty member, there may be a different approach and philosophy."
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The star economist: Sweden can become an AI forerunner
"We need to find a way with AI to make jobs more productive so that people can gain a higher expertise in their jobs."
NPR | October 8, 2018
What It Would Take To Avert The Dire Situation Described In The U.N. Climate Report
NPR's Ailsa Chang talks with Andrew Jones of the nonprofit Climate Interactive about why he thinks people should fight to reverse the climate change trend, despite recent bleak projections.
Green Matters | May 30, 2019
How A Simulation Game Is Inspiring Climate Action
The World Climate Simulation drops players into a UN debate, and shows them the real-world impact of their game decisions.
MIT News | September 6, 2019
Reaching climate solutions through negotiation
At “SimPlanet” event, students test-drive new computer simulation to reveal outcomes of different policy decisions.
The Guardian | July 24, 2024
Revealed: wealthy western countries lead in global oil and gas expansion
A surge in new oil and gas exploration in 2024 threatens to unleash nearly 12bn tonnes of planet-heating emissions in new data shared exclusively with the Guardian reveals
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MIT Sloan Women on Boards
The goal of MSWoB is to increase the number of women joining—and succeeding on—corporate boards.
ABC | June 23, 2024
MIT Researchers studied Congressman’s “Connect The Grid Act”
Connecting Texas power grid to U.S. would increase reliability and save hundreds of millions of dollars, study shows
Inside Climate News | March 13, 2024
MIT Launches Ambitious Climate Center to Aid Policymakers
An ambitious new climate change initiative at MIT’s Sloan School of Management seeks to harness the collective knowledge of the university to help tackle the climate crisis
Axios | March 12, 2024
Knittel: What Makes the Climate Policy Center Stand Out
Knittel told Axios that too often, policy-applicable work lacks incentives for academics