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Social media can harm kids. Could new regulations help?
"We are not saying that social media can explain 100 percent of the rise of mental health issues. ... But it could explain a sizable portion."
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How can the new EU regulation achieve deforestation-free supply chains?
Legislation enacted by the EU to curb deforestation represents an important step forward, but gaps undermine its effectiveness.
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Everything you need to know about ChatGPT and AI with MIT professor Rama Ramakrishnan
Rama Ramakrishnan speaks with INDIA New England News about Chat GPT.
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Local banks are lifeline for small business – America's economic engine. They need government support.
"To move toward a more level playing field, Congress should provide unlimited FDIC deposit insurance."
Why Ph.D. Students Should Think Like Entrepreneurs
Why Ph.D. Students Should Think Like Entrepreneurs
Getting a doctorate is a lot more rewarding if you stop trying to be a good student and start acting like you’re running your own business, advises Ilana M. Horwitz.
Washington Post | August 2, 2023
Republicans want to plant a trillion trees. Scientists are skeptical.
En-ROADS analysis from our faculty director John Sterman casts doubt on the climate strategy pushed by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and other GOP leaders.
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Leading Business Past Dollars and Cents
Annabel Flores, SB ’99, LGO ’03, a Raytheon executive, is an example of what happens when business and personal goals meet to reach people and not just the bottom line.
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Meet the 2023–2024 Alumni Association Leadership
The MIT Alumni Association Board of Directors welcomed new members for 2023–2024, including an MIT Sloan undergraduate alumnus.