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An Effective Apparatus to Help Predict the Future Error-free
MIT researchers have designed a user-friendly tool that allows people to accurately predict the future with data collected over time.
Replacing Search Engines With AI-powered Chatbots
If search engines could be replaced by chatbots, should we let them? This is an important question that needs an answer.
Enhance the Viability of Ventures for Rooftop Solar Energy
A two-part pricing model that may result in better energy efficiency and less market power for traditional energy generators.
Steps to Ensure the Digitalization of the Global Supply Chain
Supply chains continue to be a source of innovation for businesses while Covid-19 hastened the adoption of new technologies.
Trust: The Key to Transforming Outlooks in Social Media
According to new research from Yale SOM's Tauhid Zaman, starting with common ground allows people to connect and even alter their beliefs.
Inducting Short-term Leaders Can Generate Lasting Issues
Delaying a leadership transition can have long-term negative consequences even when a permanent leader is installed.
The Art of Exercising Influence
Prof. Zoe Chance, Yale behavioral scientist, discusses what it takes for exercising influence to persuade someone.
Premature Free Upgrades: The Key to Augmenting Profit
UCLA Anderson’s Cassie Mogilner Holmes and colleagues found interesting things about the relationship between free time and happiness.
An Alternative to Test Driverless Vehicles
Autonomous vehicles or driverless vehicles could be here soon. Startup Waabi introduced a radically new way to train AI drivers.
How to Prevent the Circulation of Misinformation?
Berkeley scholar investigates how huge data platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter affect law and policy.
The Efficacy of the Seven-Day Week: A Roadmap to Organize Reality
On this episode of Berkeley Voices, host Anne Brice, talks with Roqua Montez about how we are affected by the seven-day week.
Burnout as an Opportunity to Refigure Reality
There is an urgent need to dispel the myth that burnout is the result of personal flaws rather than more entrenched societal dysfunctions.
