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How AIs responded to the 2024 U.S. presidential election — in real time
All the LLMs — which are infamously sycophantic — tweaked their answers when questions hinted at a user's demographics or political affiliation.
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Brazil proposes global integration of carbon markets at COP30
Professor Catherine Wolfram said: "Carbon pricing is a central tool for stimulating de
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MIT researchers studied 16 million election-related AI responses. They found chatbots are 'sensitive to steering,' raising questions about LLMs' neutrality
Assistant professor Chara Podimata co-authored a recent
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When managing your team becomes too much
"It's the role of leaders to say no to good ideas," said professor Nelson P.
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Is your job safe from AI? We asked an expert
IDE digital fellow Matt Beane said: "There will be jobs lost because of AI, just as there have been with man
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The Work Design for Health Toolkit for Employers
Developed by researchers from Harvard and the MIT Institute for Work and Employment Research (IWER), this new toolkit describes how to create work environments that foster employee well-being.
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'Unlike anything we've seen': The energy industry is counting on the AI boom
"The argument for why more data centers might lower residential bills is because you're going to get more electrons to spread those fixed costs over," said
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MIT Prof says success of stablecoins rests on interoperability
Research scientist Christian Catalini warned that without interoperability, the U.S.
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For AI productivity gains, let team leaders write the rules
Senior lecturer Robert C.
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What's supercharging data breaches?
Between 2023 and 2024, the cost in the US of a data breach has increased nearly 10%. The reason this market is moving like a freight train is because it's hard to protect against.