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Generative AI’s growth bodes well for Microsoft, ChatGPT
“One can imagine various policies that both firms and regulators can take regarding how to address how AI is used."
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After supreme court ruling, weakest hands will show themselves
“The first to fold are always the weakest hands. The organizations that never had a deep commitment to DEI in the first place."
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Companies are being too conservative about A.I. predictions
“Whatever your productivity prediction is now I believe you’ll be able to double whatever your measure of effectiveness is."
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Unlocking the potential of Bitcoin: Building Lightspark with Christian Catalini
Christian Catalini introduces Lightspark, his groundbreaking project to revolutionize the payments industry using Bitcoin’s blockchain.
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Golf has long been about making connections. That won’t change in an LIV-PGA Tour world
Associate Director, DEI, CDO Steven Branch and Kerry Bowie, SB ‘94, MBA ‘06, discuss the power of helping to open golf to new groups of players.
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.
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After 2016 and 2020, can we still trust the polls?
"Believe the polls ... Pollsters that were broadly successful in the last presidential election are unlikely to fail colossally in the next one."
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Organizing 'Spaghetti' Software so It Can Be Easily Modified
The MIT spinout Silverthread helps companies transform complex codebases into modular systems that can be changed or updated without headaches.
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EMBA Alumnus Elected to National Academy of Medicine for 2023
Said Ibrahim, EMBA ’16, honored for outstanding contributions to medical research.
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Speak less, win more: The art of using silence in negotiations at work
"Pausing silently can be a simple yet very effective tool to help negotiators shift from fixed-pie thinking to a more reflective state of mind."