‘There’s just no reason to deal with young employees’ AI is taking entry-level jobs New York Magazine ‘There’s just no reason to deal with young employees’ AI is taking entry-level jobs Ethan Mollick of the Wharton School says that AI is fast improving and can perform real, economically relevant work.
Pennsylvania to leave RGGI as part of an overdue budget deal Inside Climate News Pennsylvania to leave RGGI as part of an overdue budget deal According to a 2023 analysis by the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy, active membership in RGGI would have reduced the state’s electricity-sector emissions by 84 percent from 2020 levels by 2030.
Markets should pay heed to the affordability squeeze Financial Times Markets should pay heed to the affordability squeeze Mohamed El-Erian of the Wharton School writes that the issue of affordability contributes to economic instability, social fracture, and political polarization.
Doctors told this Philly artist he had a month to live. He’s lived 20 years and credits art’s healing powers CBS Philadelphia Doctors told this Philly artist he had a month to live. He’s lived 20 years and credits art’s healing powers Brian Litt of the Perelman School of Medicine says nature and art can be therapeutic.
2 mortgage overhauls that could unchain home sales Barron’s 2 mortgage overhauls that could unchain home sales Sustan Wachter of the Wharton School says that the benefits of a 50-year mortgage could be undone through a rise in prices.
Philadelphia biotech leaders want to rethink the industry’s investment playbook Philadelphia Business Journal Philadelphia biotech leaders want to rethink the industry’s investment playbook Dean Jonathan Epstein of the Perelman School of Medicine explains why the drug development funding playbook that worked for decades is now in trouble.
The middle school transition is tough. How educators can help Education Week The middle school transition is tough. How educators can help Rhonda Boyd of the Perelman School of Medicine looks at the ways the pandemic impacted middle school students.
Media’s rebranding frenzy: What’s in a name? The Hollywood Reporter Media’s rebranding frenzy: What’s in a name? David Reibstein of the Wharton School discusses company branding.
‘Having it All’ review: Work versus family, again The Wall Street Journal ‘Having it All’ review: Work versus family, again The Journal reviews “Having It All,” the new book by Corrine Low of the Wharton School.
The forgotten pioneers of computational physics Physics World The forgotten pioneers of computational physics The first fully electronic, general-purpose computer, the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC), became operational at Penn.