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How to Win at ‘Pool-Choice’ Strategy Games
This CBR article discusses why most of us struggle to win 'pool-choice' strategy games and how we might think differently to thrive at them.
What Endangers Customer Retention in Subscription-based Businesses?
This article, on CBR, identifies an important element that may jeopardize customer retention in subscription-based firms.
The Drawback of Being an Entrepreneur When Applying for a Job
Being an entrepreneur can be a disadvantage when it comes to applying for a job, as described in this post on the Yale Insights website.
A Future With Gene Editing
This article on MIT Professional Education talks about the various advantages that drive you to use deep learning in your organization.
The Impact of Learning About Others on Us
CBR's Anuj K. Shah and Penn State's Michael LaForest explore how learning about others makes us feel less anonymous in this video.
Advantages of Using Deep Learning in Your Organization
This article on MIT Professional Education talks about the various advantages that drive you to use deep learning in your organization.
Why Spend on Brands That Promote Climate Change?
This Yale Insights article focuses on drawing consumer attention to brands that promote climate change and why spending on them is worthwhile
Can Multinationals Have a Positive Local Impact?
Research co-authored by Yale SOM’s Diana Van Patten, addresses whether multinationals have a positive local impact in this article.
Essential Steps to Foster a Future in a Tech-driven Reality
UC Berkeley experts Emnet Almedom, Nicole Montojo and Eli Moore discuss a future in a tech-driven reality.
The Future of Science and Technology
Ikhlaq Sidhu, Chief Scientist and Founding Director, Sutardja Center discusses needing a new standard from science and technology.
The Limitations of Algorithms in Evaluating Morality
Chicago Booth’s Berkeley J. Dietvorst and Daniel Bartels discuss the pros and cons of algorithms making moral choices.
Is Facial-recognition Justifiable?
On this episode of the Capitalisn’t podcast, hosts speak with Jonathan Haskel about the “intangible economy” and how it affects society.
