Professor Andrew W. Lo said: "Generative AI tools will make existing employees more efficient at their jobs. For example, instead of focusing on maybe 10 or 20 companies as part of their purview, one human analyst can now look at 100 or 200 companies."
Senior lecturer Hal Gregersen underscores the role of questioning, networking, and observational skills in driving innovation. Teams that are externally connected and internally diverse are more likely to generate breakthrough insights.
The IMF projects that almost 40% of jobs worldwide will be affected by AI. More conservatively, Institute Professor Daron Acemoglu expects 5% of all tasks will be profitably performed by AI in the next decade.
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MIT Sloan's Christopher Knittel, the MIT Climate Policy Center's Faculty Director, makes the case for strengthening, rather than weakening, the federal Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program.
"This is not an economy a statist government desires, and this is why underconsumption has long been recognized as a problem, even at the highest level of the government," said professor Yasheng Huang, an expert on the Chinese economy. But "there have not been comparable reforms," he added.
In this interview published in The Times of India, MIT Sloan Professor Catherine Wolfram discusses the global transition to clean energy and various international aspects of climate policy.
“Firms do not like economic uncertainty,” Christopher Knittel, MIT Sloan Professor of Applied Economics and Faculty Director of the MIT Climate Policy Center, explained in this article in The Hill.
The U.S. is at risk of falling behind in a world economy that is decarbonizing, explains MIT Sloan's Christopher Knittel in an interview on Marketplace.
Updates from Leadership featuring Georgia Perakis, John C Head III Dean (Interim).
