Data Science
Demystifying the Role of Today’s Data Scientist
January 7, 2019Data scientists are being called upon to more effectively communicate their findings to customers, their teams, and the C-suite.
Artificial Intelligence
Taking AI to the Humanities World
January 21, 2019The Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing will target what MIT president Leo Rafael Reif calls “bilinguals” — students who will learn to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to address challenges in areas like political science, economics, linguistics, anthropology, and urban studies.
Leadership Skills
Bring Your Human to Work: Examining the Gen Z Workplace
January 16, 2019While a lot of focus has been spent on deciphering what Millennials want in their jobs, it is Generation Z that is set to disrupt the notions of an ideal workplace.
Leadership & Transformation
How Free Is the Internet, Really?
December 31, 2018Even the internet isn’t always a safe place to gather and find community for LGBT and similarly disenfranchised groups, not when IP addresses can be tracked and government surveillance is a known entity.
Public Policy
Legal Hackers Change the Game
December 26, 2018Founded at the Brooklyn Law School in New York City in 2012, Legal Hackers has chapters in more than 120 cities dedicated to pairing technology with the oft-staid legal community to better service the people that laws are meant to support.
Leadership & Transformation
The Digital Forensics Team Fighting for Human Rights
December 10, 2018The team at UC Berkeley is entering the next frontier in digital forensics, gathering cyber evidence to shed light on human rights injustices.
Internet of Things
The City of Los Angeles Is Taking Sustainability Data to New Heights
November 26, 2018The second largest American metropolis, the City of Los Angeles is committed to using IoT to boost environmental awareness, livability, and mobility.
