Nobel Prize-winning economist Daron Acemoglu challenges the AI revolution narrative with surprising data: AI will likely automate just 5% of tasks and add only 1% to global GDP this decade. And where the internet’s potential was clear early on, AI’s is not, and the technology has yet to deliver applications that can transform production or… →

For some of us, the rapid rise of artificial intelligence might not seem the least bit worrisome. We’re learning about it and testing it. And we’re slowly but surely integrating the new technology into our lives and work. In other words, we’re adapting—just as we did with the emergence of the internet and smartphones and… →

When healthcare economist David Dranove noticed blood in his urine, he wasn’t immediately concerned: hematuria had several causes, many of which were benign. Dranove, a professor of strategy at Kellogg, would later learn he had bladder cancer. Seeking treatment was anything but simple—which, for a healthcare economist, speaks volumes about the complexity of the market.… →