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Data and Technology

AI's 'Persuasion Bombing' Can Make Experts Question Themselves

Research by Karim Lakhani and colleagues reveals the persuasive tactics AI uses to win people over and offers suggestions for how companies can keep the technology in check.

Featuring Karim R. Lakhani, Akshita Joshi, and Steven Randazzo. By Michael Blanding on

Finance and Investing

A Fund Manager’s Biggest Edge May Be Sitting Across the Dinner Table

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Featuring Lauren H. Cohen. By Cary O’Reilly on

Career and Workplace

Workers Tweak Resumes to Ride the Political Tide—and Get Hired

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Featuring Joseph Pacelli. By Jay Fitzgerald on

Regulation and Compliance

AI ‘Robber-Bots’ Took a Very Human Path to Pursue Profits

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Featuring Eugene F. Soltes and Harper Jung. By Rachel Layne on

Finance and Investing

How a Credit Law Change Boosted Women’s Spending Power

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Featuring Olivia S. Kim. By Avery Forman on

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Strategy and Innovation

When Less Money Means More Innovation

The timing of a startup's first cash infusion can mean the difference between creativity and complacency, says research by Maria Roche.
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