Thought Leadership
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When the best AI isn't necessarily the best
Why organizations might want to design and train less-than-perfect AI
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You're right! You are working longer and attending more meetings
A study of 3 million people confirms what many work-from-home employees already know: We're swamped. Research by Raffaella Sadun, Jeffrey Polzer, and colleagues
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Underwriting prickly patriots for an era of Atmanirbharta
Creative organizations that bring a "Silicon Valley" approach to the business of governance are indeed a rarity and is indicative of the challenges that lay along this path, not a justification for the perpetuation of the conventional technology procurement approach for governments into the future
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Machine learning in business: Issues for society
From data privacy to bias to ethics, teaching machines to behave intelligently raises a number of difficult issues for society.
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What Indians believe to be the future of education
According to quantitative research of EDHEC, Indians believe Covid-19 pandemic will impact delivery of higher education for years to come
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Better networking begins with your beliefs
It doesn't take very much to bridge the "knowing-doing" gap in networking — even during a pandemic.
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Five things leaders must consider to effectively address racial inequality
Diversity scholar Ashleigh Shelby Rosette offers guidance for discussing race at work
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Netflix, $100 million and Black-Owned banks
Netflix's investment announcement, investors pushed up stock prices, appearing to vote with their pocketbooks by supporting institutions that have the potential to decrease racial wealth gaps
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What astronauts can teach us about working remotely
Space: the final frontier—for learning how to keep your team motivated during extended periods of isolation and confinement.
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Beating the pandemic by design
Even long-established companies can use startup tactics to stabilize when markets plunge
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NEP 2020: How early should children start school?
The National Education Policy hopes to restructure schooling such that students begin at age 3, rather than 5 or 6 currently. Such a policy, being debated across the world, could provide especially rural parents with much-needed daycare support, and upgrade the existing Anganwadi system