Yale School of Management

A recent @nytimes op-ed called for abolishing business schools. Prof. Todd Cort has another idea: build on a model that works, like the joint degree. Read his take👇 yalesom.io/4eOFPRL

AI systems are often the first evaluators for job applicants. They avoid overt discrimination, but new research from Prof. @tristanbotelho and PhD student Qingyang Wang shows they still rely on racial and gender cues. Learn what their study uncovered👇 yalesom.io/3VXQLWL

🎙️Health & Veritas podcast: @thehowie & @hmkyale discuss what’s driving long COVID, how the FDA should regulate AI medical tools, and why prior authorization can discourage necessary care even when treatments are ultimately approved. 🎧 Listen now: yalesom.io/4i7u21V

🎙️Health & Veritas podcast: @YaleMed cardiologist Eric Velazquez joins @thehowie & @hmkyale to discuss how advances in treatment have transformed cardiovascular medicine and how technology could make care more accessible and equitable. 🎧 Listen: yalesom.io/4yflaNB

AI is taking tasks off people's plates. But is it taking their jobs? New research from Prof. Menaka Hampole finds that automating tasks often frees workers to focus elsewhere, while helping firms become more productive and expand their workforces. yalesom.io/4zhj9Br

Can tracking your own health data help you ask better questions about your health? Patient researcher Sara Riggare and Gary Wolf, author of "The Quantified Self: Learning to Observe," join @thehowie & @hmkyale on the Health & Veritas podcast.🎧 Listen: yalesom.io/3W36Udq

🎙️Health & Veritas podcast: Pediatric cardiologist Emily Bucholz joins @thehowie & @hmkyale to talk about treating fetal heart abnormalities across a multistate region and reaching families far from major medical centers. 🎧 Listen: yalesom.io/4xMflqP

Can private equity work for both shareholders and workers? Adam Blumenthal ’89 built Blue Wolf Capital on principled relationships with organized labor, and the approach has paid off for both. Learn how 👇 yalesom.io/471daVD

🎙️Health & Veritas: @thehowie & @hmkyale talk with Omar Lateef, CEO of Rush University System for Health, about how hospitals balance mission and margin—and why healthcare leaders need new models of care. 🎧 Listen: yalesom.io/4y3Z5SY

What happens to fossil fuel, renewable, and carbon removal companies if a nation unilaterally cools the planet with geoengineering? 🌎 New research from Prof. Kelly Shue breaks down the economics and the risks.👇 yalesom.io/4hfsmTs

Snow Rui '18 and Diya Sagar '19—CFOs at a game publisher and a studio bringing graphic novels to Hollywood—on getting incentives, cash flow, and rewards right to build sustainable businesses that free creative teams to do their best work. 💡👇 yalesom.io/3T9Gq9e

How do you rebuild an economy in the middle of a war? Laura Alonzo '96 of the World Bank's Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency helps mobilize private investment in conflict-affected regions. Read more on her work 👇 yalesom.io/4A7O84t

“AI is rapidly changing how researchers find and synthesize prior knowledge, but we know much less about how that changes the science and inventions that ultimately get produced,” he says.

Does AI search help researchers arrive at a broader range of ideas, or lead them to converge on the same sources and ideas? Over the next year, Prof. Balázs Kovács will investigate this question as one of 14 researchers selected for @OpenAI's new Economic Research Exchange.

AI now handles the entry-level work that used to turn junior employees into experts. 🤖 Prof. K. Sudhir asks: if junior staff no longer build the model wrong, or misjudge the contract risk, how do they develop judgment? Read his perspective👇 yalesom.io/4xqz8Ng