Events

Sam Ransbotham at the Carroll School of Management at Boston College will discuss his study about using the context of chess to understand how people can learn with machines through four elements of experiential learning (concrete experience, active experimentation, reflective observation, and abstract conceptualization).

In this talk, Tania Babina of Columbia Business School discusses her research in which she studied the shifts in U.S. firms’ workforce composition and organization associated with the use of AI technologies.

In this talk, Julian Wright of the National University of Singapore will discuss his study about what drives a platform's design choice between providing tools for suppliers or being buyer-focused.

Join Sharad Goel, Professor of Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School talk about how algorithms can exacerbate inequities when not carefully designed through the evaluation of automated speech recognition (ASR) tools. He will then describe a paradigm for designing equitable algorithms.

In this talk, Theresa Kuchler of Stern School of Business, NYU will speak about her research on the measurement and associations of social capital with economic mobility and its determinants of economic connectedness.

Join Pablo Boczkowski of Northwestern University as he talks about his research on the misinformation during the 2019 presidential election in Argentina. In an environment of distrust in and deception by media and government, he finds that this distrust lessens the negative consequences of misinformation while also reducing the efficacy of the processes designed to correct it.