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AI boosts worker productivity — but does that translate to final outputs? | MIT Sloan (opens the original)
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Organizations are eager to find out whether artificial intelligence can boost worker productivity. Studies involving accountants and manufacturing firms have shown that it can — and new research has found that AI is doing the same for software developers. “We’re hearing they can do in a matter of minutes what used to take an entire day,” said But this boost in productivity doesn’t necessarily translate to final outcomes. A new paper by Demirer and University of Pennsylvania assistant professor L
Trading energy stocks turns skeptics into supporters of climate action | MIT Sloan (opens the original)
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In an increasingly polarized political environment, messaging about the impact of climate change doesn’t always have lasting power. For those looking to build policy support for large-scale climate action, it may pay to encourage people to boost their financial literacy. A recent paper co-authored by three professors from the MIT Sloan School of Management — Michelle Hanlon, Namrata Kala, and Nemit Shroff — shows that giving people the opportunity to trade energy stocks increased their support f
An MIT expert on which companies will succeed in the AI era | MIT Sloan (opens the original)
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About a decade ago, MIT Sloan School of Management principal research scientist Jurvetson, known for early-stage investments in Hotmail and Skype, spent the coffee break telling McAfee all about SpaceX. The company was making waves developing rockets, but Jurvetson was most excited about its potential “to bathe the world in cheap internet connectivity via satellite,” as McAfee put it. McAfee, who is co-director of the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy, said he brushed off the idea. There wer
5 investments to close the gap between AI wealth and welfare | MIT Sloan (opens the original)
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Amid the transformative promise of artificial intelligence, one significant question is “Will AI enhance welfare for all or generate wealth for just a few?” Studying the rollout of other general-purpose technologies, such as the automobile and the internet, is helpful in the quest for an answer. In a working paper, MIT Sloan School of Management postdoctoral associate Isabella Loaiza and professor Cars became a cornerstone of modern life once society invested in a series of system-level compleme
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