Research by Amit Goldenberg calls into question whether the widely used Implicit Association Test actually measures bias in the way it was intended.

Research by Amit Goldenberg calls into question whether the widely used Implicit Association Test actually measures bias in the way it was intended.

People increasingly trust AI to make decisions—but research by Alex Chan finds they’re less eager to look closer at the algorithm's rationale if it causes moral discomfort.

People increasingly trust AI to make decisions—but research by Alex Chan finds they’re less eager to look closer at the algorithm's rationale if it causes moral discomfort.

Even in a digital world, geography matters for innovation. Shane Greenstein explores how companies are navigating strategic questions about proximity and scale as they pursue new ideas.

Research by Iavor Bojinov and Edward McFowland III reveals where AI truly boosts performance and where human expertise still makes a huge difference.

Research by Iavor Bojinov and Edward McFowland III reveals where AI truly boosts performance and where human expertise still makes a huge difference.

Simple alerts could help businesses discern when to trust an algorithm's recommendations and when to question them, research by Kris Johnson Ferreira shows.

Simple alerts could help businesses discern when to trust an algorithm's recommendations and when to question them, research by Kris Johnson Ferreira shows.

Crewless air and ground systems have become an indispensable force multiplier, providing intelligence and attack capabilities across every domain. They might be unmanned, but they are far from unsophisticated. These aircraft and vehicles feature

Trade restrictions on rare-earth elements by China's government have spurred ingenuity, according to an analysis of 30,000 patents by Laura Alfaro.

Research by Natalia Garbiras-Díaz shows a clear link between free elections and improved infrastructure.

AI-driven predictive maintenance enhances mission readiness while simultaneously lowering costs.

Middle managers can inspire employees to tap into training opportunities by modelling on-the-job learning themselves, says research by Raffaella Sadun and Jorge Tamayo.

Leemore Dafny explores the impact on doctors and patients when private equity investors sell health care practices and cash out.

Tatiana Sandino's research sheds light on ways to build cohesion among remote operations.

Tatiana Sandino's research sheds light on ways to build cohesion among remote operations.

A study of nearly 5,000 CEOs by Raffaella Sadun highlights the importance of matching executive skills to a company’s specific needs.

A study of nearly 5,000 CEOs by Raffaella Sadun highlights the importance of matching executive skills to a company’s specific needs.

Research by Shunyuan Zhang and Das Narayandas reveals the potential for AI chatbots to improve customer service.