Washington Post | December 4, 2018
Why the climate change problem is starting to look too big to solve
Professor Sterman on the need to act now on climate change.
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China, top global emitter, aims to go carbon-neutral by 2060
If China fulfills Xi's goal, it could prevent 0.4 to 0.7 degrees further warming for the world.
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How to select your mutual fund? Look for clarity
It turns out that funds tend to obfuscate high fees with unnecessary complexity in their disclosures, according to a new paper.
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Women in Fintech: Seema Prem
Seema Prem (MBA '11), having dedicated her career to the upliftment of the rural financial inclusion sector in India, is an expert in fintech.
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As Trump squeezes China, Alipay's star rises
“AI technologies are everywhere in Ant's business. They can make loan decisions within minutes and with zero involvement of human bankers."
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Ex-Berkshire exec Lazu joins MIT as lecturer
Malia Lazu will help Sloan create a series of community conversations titled “The Inclusive Innovation Economy: Ideas + Actions.”
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Future of college sports and social media
Sinan Aral, Director of MIT's Initiative on the Digital Economy, talks about his book "The Hype Machine." (13:41)
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Massachusetts no longer has highest unemployment rate in nation
“There are still enormous numbers of people out there who are suffering and can't find the work.”
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People's notions about AI are terrible, an MIT study asks whether they can be helped
"Participants who anthropomorphized the AI more assigned less proportional credit to the artist."
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Where performance fees don't work
"A fee structure that may be sensible for one type of manager may be less appropriate for another."