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Agentic AI: What Leaders Wish They Knew Sooner
As AI agents go beyond the hypothetical and enter actual workflows, many leaders see a gap between the promise and the reality. Are the agents ready? Moreover, are the humans? At the 2026 MIT Sloan CIO Symposium, we sought expert perspective and advice. We asked technology and business leaders, “What have you learned this year… →
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A Prospective Study Comparing Treatment Outcomes of Brentuximab Vedotin Plus AVD versus ABVD in Egyptian Patients with Advanced Classical Hodgkin Lymphoma
CONCLUSION: BV+AVD significantly improves PFS and reduces bleomycin-associated toxicity, supporting its adoption as a frontline regimen for advanced cHL. Extended follow-up is required to validate the observed survival benefits. →
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Text Messaging Support for Patients Diagnosed With Impaired Glucose Tolerance During Pregnancy: Nonrandomized Pre-Post Implementation Study Assessing Impact on Postpartum Transitions of Care
CONCLUSIONS: Individuals with IGT rarely receive targeted interventions during pregnancy or delivery hospitalization. This innovative study demonstrates that individuals with IGT have high rates of uptake for postpartum SMS text messaging support, which tripled completion rates of HbA1c screening within 1 year postpartum and doubled the scheduling rate for PCP visits by 12 weeks postpartum.… →
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Your AI coach doesn’t care about you (because it can’t)
As the use of AI shifts from productivity tool to digital therapist, can it really replace human coaching? Jacinta, Katharina, Yida, Mateusz and Samsara, argue that while AI scales support, it cannot offer the ethical judgement, accountability or genuine care central to effective management. The new age of AI has led to efficiency gains in… →
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Impact of Gross Motor Coordination Exercises on Perceptual Processes and Praxis in Early School Children With Symptoms of Developmental Coordination Disorder: Preliminary Report of Randomized Controlled Study
BACKGROUND Physical activity has a general impact on cognitive processes, but evidence on the effects of specific exercises on particular cognitive or executive functions remains limited. Previous studies suggest that movements crossing the body’s midline stimulate excitability and plasticity in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex and superior parietal cortex. This study aimed to investigate whether such… →
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The AI Atrophy Problem: How CIOs Fight It
AI tools can help teams become faster and more efficient. But as organizations race to integrate artificial intelligence into more workflows, a problem is taking shape: the erosion of the critical thinking skills that leaders value. At the 2026 MIT Sloan CIO Symposium, we asked technology and business leaders to answer this question: What is… →
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Helping families thrive while developing a strong working alliance: The benefits of Recipe 4 Success
This study explored whether the strength of parent-home visitor working alliances might alter the benefits of Recipe 4 Success, a highly structured food-based curriculum designed to promote parents’ sensitive scaffolding, responsive food parenting practices, toddlers’ self-regulation, and healthy eating habits. This study included 242 parents and their toddlers residing in the United States, most of… →
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The Empathy Tax Female Leaders Pay
Carolyn Geason-Beissel/MIT SMR | Getty Images The consulting manager took a call at 7:30 p.m., while volunteering at her son’s soccer practice, from an employee who felt “on the verge of quitting.” Later that same week, she responded to texts sent at 2 a.m. from team members who could not sleep amid corporate restructuring and… →
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Podcast: Does Climate Policy Stand a Chance?
Policy is our best shot at building the green economy, experts say. And in 2022, the U.S. passed it. The Inflation Reduction Act used tax credits, rebates, and other financial incentives to push manufacturers and consumers to make and buy the products that would fill out the market and herald a new way of living. … →