The AI Prescription for Healthcare
AI has the potential to reshape medicine. But translating promise into solutions for providers and patients is a high-stakes challenge.
An AI Analyst Made 30 Years of Stock Picks — and Blew Human Investors Away
Using public information and making small tweaks, an alpha-seeking AI fund manager hugely outperformed humans.
We don’t want to make the case that AI usage is unilaterally bad or wrong … it depends on how it’s being used.
—Janet Xu, assistant professor of organizational behavior
AI-Generated Survey Responses Could Make Research Less Accurate (And a Lot Less Interesting)
Designing AI That Keeps Human Decision-Makers in Mind
A complementary approach to AI aims to build tools that encourage collaboration rather than bypass human input.
Popular AI Models Show Partisan Bias When Asked to Talk Politics
In a recent study, both Republicans and Democrats perceived left-leaning bias in LLMs’ discussion of contentious topics.
When AI-Generated Art Enters the Market, Consumers Win — and Artists Lose
The introduction of AI boosted sales on a popular image platform, but squeezed out human creators.
Class Takeaways — Data Science and AI Strategy
Five lessons in five minutes: Associate Professor Kuang Xu shares how to harness new technology to solve business problems.
AI-Generated Survey Responses Could Make Research Less Accurate (And a Lot Less Interesting)
A third of online survey takers say they’ve used tools like ChatGPT to answer questions. What does that mean for the reliability of academic research?
Online Images Speak Louder Than Words When It Comes to Gender Stereotypes
A new study finds that visual search results are reflecting and amplifying our implicit biases.
