How corporates and startups can unlock deep tech's potential
A critical question is how organizations can unlock the potential of deep tech as a frontier for radical innovation.
A critical question is how organizations can unlock the potential of deep tech as a frontier for radical innovation.
“Independence is absolutely essential for both organizations, but the PCAOB is more in the line of fire than the FASB."
"This is an exciting opportunity to rethink the customer experience, leapfrog competitors, and potentially achieve top performance."
Professor John Sterman joined the "Daily Cuts" podcast to discuss the transparency and legitimacy of carbon credit programs.
"We're now only about 1/38th as likely to die in a plane accident compared to the levels of the late 1960s and 1970s."
"A Chinese upstart has punctured the tech industry's obsession with scale and may have even shaken it out of its complacency."
It is dangerous to seek legal or financial advice from AI due to a lack of domain-specific expertise, trustworthiness, and regulatory knowledge.
If there was a shortage of accountants, I would expect to see starting pay for graduates going up quite a lot. But in reality it has fallen."
"Accumulating Bitcoin might seem like an obvious strategy, a more ambitious plan calls for overhauling the nation's financial architecture."
"There is no substitute for hands-on experience," said professor Eric So.