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What is the Future of Artificial Intelligence?

Artificial Intelligence, Behavioral Sciences, MIT
This MIT Technology Review article discusses the future of artificial intelligence and its likely relationship with humans in the future.
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Watermarking AI-Generated Content Will Not Guarantee Trust

Innovation, Machine Learning, Management, MIT, Technology
This MIT Technology Review article suggests why even watermarking AI-generated content fails to guarantee trust online.
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The Importance of Networking

Behavioral Sciences, Markets and Industries, Strategy, The University of Chicago Booth School of Business
Prof. Ronald S. Burt explains what networking means to your success, the economy, and society and how to network in the right manner.
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The Influence of Culture on Our Basic Visual Perception

The Current State of the Manufacturing Sector

Behavioral Sciences, Economics, Finance, Markets and Industries, UCLA
The article talks about the current state of the manufacturing sector based on the research conducted by UCLA Anderson Forecast’s William Yu.
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Next Manufacturing Revolution

Building the Tools of the Next Manufacturing Revolution

Markets and Industries, MIT, Technology
From industrializing 3-D printing to creating nanomaterials at scale, John Hart is reimagining the way things are made.
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Transitioning From Expert to Manager

Career Growth, Executive Leadership, Inspiration and Motivation, Management, Strategy
If you’re moving from the role of an expert to that of a manager, here are a few points that can help you in your transition.
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How Much We Value Something Increases Our Patience

Behavioral Sciences, UCLA
Researchers from University of Chicago and UCLA Anderson say that how much we value something increases our patience toward achieving it.
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Great People-Management Skills and Productivity

Behavioral Sciences, Management, University of California, Berkeley
Is the relative well-being of generations explanation for falling interest rates? Curbing spends affects economic growth and means falling interest rates.
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The Growing Need for Introducing Consent to AI

Artificial Intelligence, Innovation, Machine Learning, MIT, Technology
This article on the MIT Technology Review website highlights all that generative AI has in store for the future.
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How to Manage a Hybrid Office

Executive Leadership, Management, The University of Chicago Booth School of Business
On this episode of The Big Question, host Hal Weitzman talks with experts about how organizations can manage a hybrid office.
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Antitrust Violations

Preventing Antitrust Violations – How Governments Can Prevent Them

Economics, Government and Public Policy, Markets and Industries
Prof. Fiona Scott Morton explains why antitrust violations are bad for consumers and what can be done to correct it.
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Thriving in Sustained Crisis: Essential Leadership Strategies

Executive Leadership, Harvard Medical School, Inspiration and Motivation, Management, Strategy
This article on the Harvard Business Review website lists some essential leadership strategies when leading through sustained crises.
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