Articles
Giving Humans the Final Say Can Make AI Decisions Worse
When algorithms outperform experts, human oversight may protect legitimacy... but it may also simply restore the errors AI was meant to correct.
When AI Moves From Software Into the Physical World
Physical AI is moving intelligence into machines, factories and medical devices, raising new challenges for computing infrastructure, regulation and industrial sovereignty.
Disneyland: Talk without Action Risks Eroding Trust
The Disneyland case illustrates what researchers refer to as the "voice veneer" phenomenon in organizations. This concept explains how organizations that appear to listen to employees can still undermine their trust.
Not All Team Fights Kill Creativity
Task-related disagreements can boost creativity when they involve the right people and teams share common goals. By contrast, personal conflicts between key team members undermine cohesion and can significantly weaken innovation.
Monetary Stability and Backing Lessons for Public and Private Money
Monetary stability depends less on public ownership than on an issuer's ability to credibly support the value of money.
Interpreting the Stock Market Depends on How Well You Interact with your GenAI and Learn from it
Evidence from 1.7 million queries on a Generative AI platform reveals how retail investors use GenAI to interpret market information, and why it’s a challenge for firms, AI platforms and regulators.
Why Longer Regulations Aren’t Necessarily More Complex
Cutting pages may do little to reduce compliance costs if the underlying rules and concepts remain unchanged.
Hublo: The digital remedy for healthcare HR
Faced with a global shortage of caregivers and time-consuming administrative tasks, Hublo provides technology to free up care time for professionals.