Military innovation must balance secrecy with collaboration. Just published research by HEC professor Sihem Jouini shows how European defense firms can...
By Sihem Ben Mahmoud-Jouini
HEC Paris research reveals that the technology’s biggest limitation isn’t technical, but human: who benefits, and who gets left behind.
Shared AI visions spark innovation, but misaligned hopes risk division. In his thesis, Pedro Gomes Lopes of IP Paris explains how managing these...
As AI reshapes industry and society, ethical oversight lags behind. Seven of HEC’s top scholars provide some answers.
President Donald Trump’s dismantling of American Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs is happening at breakneck speed. His Executive Orders...
By Matteo M. Winkler
For organizations that genuinely aim to reduce their environmental or societal impact, it is crucial to align corporate policies with these objectives...
By Matthias Efing
For years, financial expertise has been the domain of institutional investors — banks, hedge funds and analysts who use their training, credentials and...
By Luc Paugam, Hervé Stolowy
Aging populations in Japan and the United States are forcing the respective societies to revisit their cultural values and economic policies. The former...
By Lisa Baudot
Can algorithms be fooled by the very people they’re meant to assess? HEC Paris researcher Atulya Jain provides some answers.
By Atulya Jain
HEC Paris professor Yann Algan provides some answers on how societies can confront the political risks and civic promises of artificial intelligence.
By Yann Algan, Gilles Babinet
