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Explaining Away AI Insights

Explaining Away AI Insights

In many situations, we’re held back by an irrational aversion to algorithmic advice. Would an explanation from an algorithm help?

Why Humans and AI Assistants Need Relationship Advice

Why Humans and AI Assistants Need Relationship Advice

AI-assisted decision-making shows great promise, but human biases get in the way

Minority Workers Pay a Hidden Cultural Tax

Minority Workers Pay a Hidden Cultural Tax

Corporate diversity efforts rely too much on the employees these programs aim to support. It’s exhausting, unfair and damages careers

With AI, It’s Still a Buyer Beware World

With AI, It’s Still a Buyer Beware World

Too many companies are investing in AI tools with minimal due diligence. Here are questions to ask to avoid a nasty surprise

It’s Time for a Sober View of AI

It’s Time for a Sober View of AI

Like rivers to the sea, biases will seep into AI tools and products. Businesses need to adopt new cultural lenses before it’s too late

Why Don’t We Hire People With Disabilities?

Why Don’t We Hire People With Disabilities?

Misconceptions about disabled workers are causing companies to miss out on fantastic talent

Five Questions About Diversity at Work

Five Questions About Diversity at Work

A human resources expert weighs in on issues and best practices in equity, diversity and inclusion

AI Bias: When Antidiscrimination Laws Turn Sour

AI Bias: When Antidiscrimination Laws Turn Sour

Women often get a raw deal from lenders. Banning gender data in machine learning can make things worse

When White Workers Perceive Discrimination

When White Workers Perceive Discrimination

Research finds that white employees have a stronger reaction to race-based stress than minorities

How Diversity Builds Tough Competitors

How Diversity Builds Tough Competitors

Holding managers accountable to reach workforce diversity goals pays off in firm performance

New Ways to Break the Glass Ceiling

New Ways to Break the Glass Ceiling

Why behavioural economics should become a tool for executive recruitment

Should You Know What Your Co-workers Earn?

Should You Know What Your Co-workers Earn?

We ask an expert to weigh the evidence for and against pay transparency. The verdict: it’s a tool best used selectively

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