Carolyn Geason-Beissel/MIT SMR | Getty Images As generative AI emerges as an easy way to perform computer-generated research, writing, and editing all in one fell swoop, it’s tempting to marvel at how it might improve one of the harder parts of leadership: creating convincing presentations to sell ideas to various constituencies. We’re entering a new… →
Ethics isn’t the only philosophical issue that organizations need to grapple with when developing and deploying AI. In fact, ethics and “responsible AI” are only a small part of the philosophical perspectives informing and guiding AI’s production, utility, and use. In this insightful video, MIT Sloan’s Michael Schrage and MIT Sloan Management Review’s David Kiron… →
As generative AI continues to redefine digital workflows across industries, SimilarWeb’s ‘AI Global Report: Global Sector Trends on Generative AI’ (ending May 9, 2025) offers a comprehensive snapshot of shifting user engagement patterns. The data-driven report highlights notable growth in coding agents, disruptive impacts on EdTech, and an unexpected downturn in Legal AI platforms. Here… →
Algorithm design and scientific discovery often demand a meticulous cycle of exploration, hypothesis testing, refinement, and validation. Traditionally, these processes rely heavily on expert intuition and manual iteration, particularly for problems rooted in combinatorics, optimization, and mathematical construction. While large language models (LLMs) have recently demonstrated promise in accelerating code generation and problem solving, their… →

The field of Voice AI is evolving toward more representative and adaptable systems. While many existing models have been trained on carefully curated, studio-recorded audio, Rime is pursuing a different direction: building foundational voice models that reflect how people actually speak. Its two latest releases, Arcana and Rimecaster, are designed to offer practical tools for… →
As machine learning systems become integral to various applications, from recommendation engines to autonomous systems, there’s a growing need to address their environmental sustainability. These systems require extensive computational resources, often running on custom-designed hardware accelerators. Their energy demands are substantial during training and inference phases, contributing to operational carbon emissions. Also, the hardware that… →
Background/Objectives: Eating disorders (EDs) are associated with cognitive inefficiencies related to cognitive flexibility, central coherence, and inhibition. Transdiagnostic cognitive remediation therapy (TCRT) is a new adaption of cognitive remediation therapy aimed at addressing these difficulties across ED diagnoses. This study investigates the effects of TCRT as an adjunctive treatment for patients with EDs on cognitive… →

CONCLUSION: This trial showed that probiotic plus vitamin D supplementation can favorably improve MI as well as serum levels of NO in adult patients with migraine. Further research on mechanisms through which the supplementation was effective on MI is warranted. →

CONCLUSION: Our study demonstrated that extrafine ICS treatment provided no significant advantage over non-extrafine ICS in improving small airway obstruction or overall asthma control in moderate asthma. This suggests that factors other than particle size may contribute to treatment outcomes. →

CONCLUSIONS: The AU-ROC values indicated moderately meaningful effect sizes in identifying prescriptive predictors within multivariable models for clients with SAD. Focusing on the identified notable client strengths, weaknesses, and Chinese ethnicity may enhance our ability to predict future responses to scalable treatments. Estimating the likelihood of SAD remission with a «prescriptive predictor calculator» for each… →
