The Atlas of Inequality uses aggregated anonymous geolocation data from digital devices to estimate where people in U.S. cities spend their time.

As Connecticut and the country face a crisis unlike anything in our lifetimes, will innovators meet the challenge?

The vast majority of Americans have at least one credit card, and we are slowly moving towards a cashless society.

Sharmila Chatterjee finds a common denominator across successful AI projects: they leverage human intelligence to the max.

How can AI facilitate the “three Cs” — communication, coordination, and customization — to achieve more connected and coordinated systems?

“The greatest weapon we have is the strength of our community,” said Sharmila Chatterjee.

GM and Ford [CEO Bill Ford, MIT Sloan Fellow '84] are turning out ventilators and personal protective equipment in huge numbers.

Paul Osterman writes: "After WWII, America expressed its gratitude to returning veterans by supporting their education.

"Job creation is, by definition, a net number. We need new businesses...to create economic opportunity..."

“... the entire community here at MIT... really rallied to COVID-19 and this need for crisis innovation with such passion and purpose."