Why do intelligent people always wear the same clothes?
Bob Pozen, author of the book "Extreme Productivity," emphasizes that the average person makes between 10,000 to 40,000 decisions a day.
Bob Pozen, author of the book "Extreme Productivity," emphasizes that the average person makes between 10,000 to 40,000 decisions a day.
As the technical feasibility and commercial utility of training larger models has evolved, it has become more attractive to Microsoft and Amazon.
"From a practical perspective it's going to be very hard to rein in some of this retail trading in a meaningful way."
"The stakes are high. There's a lot of money in this space, a lot of financial advisors, and a lot of problems with having bad financial advice."
"In the longer run, it's important to think about the political base of support for U.S. climate action."
Professor Stuart Madnick, co-founder of Cybersecurity at MIT Sloan (CAMS) is studying more than 170 new cybersecurity regulations that affect IT.
The solution is to build robust innovation ecosystems, capable of creating a favorable environment for the development of technologies.
"We found that a company must perform organisational surgery, often reorganising many times to create [new digital value]."
"I’m currently obsessed with understanding how externality interdependencies shape innovation incentives."
"Too many experts look at gen AI as a way of automating or augmenting existing workflows and processes."