Articles
Tech & AI
Strategy & Leadership
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.
Innovation & Entrepreneurship
How Structured Mentorship Helps Deep Tech Startups Scale
Great mentorship helps deep tech founders focus, de-risk, and build the clarity needed to scale breakthrough science into viable companies.
Not All Managerial Experience Sharpens Strategic Foresight
Managers build strategic foresight through experience, but not all career paths sharpen judgment. Which job moves improve the ability to predict success, and which undermine it?
Sustainability & Society
Middle Managers Could Be the Key to Effective Corporate Purpose
New research shows what happens when companies ask employees to believe in purpose, and then fail to act accordingly – and how middle managers could save the situation.
Intellectual Humility Helps Adolescents Thrive
Adolescents can learn to recognize the limits of what they know, and schools could play an important role in fostering this humility, especially in our times of heightened polarization.
Economics & Finance
Price Signals Cut the Carbon Footprint of Lunch
Tracking 140,000 meals, a field experiment found that carbon-linked prices changed food choices far more than labels or a weekly red-meat restriction.
CSR or Social Washing? When Nonprofit Partnerships Become a Test of Legitimacy
After Brazil's Operation Car Wash, nonprofit partnerships grew. But organizations closed their doors to firms that looked tainted or politically connected.
The Social Price of Working Beyond the Call of Duty
Research shows why the pressure to help others can provoke sleep deprivation and social tensions in the household.
