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Research Spotlight: Cryptocurrency Confidence Index
Analytics at Wharton spoke with David Reibstein, Catherine “Cait” Lamberton, Z. John Zhang, and, Martin P. Fritze about their research into the attitudes of consumers towards cryptocurrencies – whose true value is famously difficult to ascertain – and how those attitudes are reflected in the pricing of cryptocurrencies. Read More
How to Improve AI Fairness in an Unfair World
Hamsa Bastani, Faculty Co-Lead at the Wharton Healthcare Analytics Lab, is co-author of a recent research paper, Rethinking Fairness for Human-AI Collaboration, with Haosen Ge, Data Scientist, Analytics at Wharton and Osbert Bastani, assistant professor in the Department of Computer and Information Science at the University of Pennsylvania. Read More
Visiting Scholars Amit Gandhi and Cornelia C. Walther Join Analytics at Wharton
Analytics at Wharton is proud to welcome Amit Gandhi and Cornelia Walther as visiting scholars for the academic year. In their roles, Gandhi and Walther will provide thought leadership and content expertise for a variety of programs at Analytics at Wharton, serving as faculty mentors for student teams and subject matter experts. With a focus ...Read More
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- The YouTube Algorithm Isn’t Radicalizing People: Why User Choice Matters on Social MediaA new study from the Computational Social Science Lab finds that the YouTube recommendation system is less influential on users’ political views than is commonly believed. …Read More
- What Is Common Sense?Researchers from Wharton and Penn have developed a unique framework to quantify common sense at both the individual and collective levels.…Read More
- AI Is Here. What’s Going to Change?As part of the series "AI in Focus," Wharton's Eric Bradlow, Kartik Hosanagar, and Stefano Puntoni examine how AI will affect business and society as adoption continues to grow.…Read More
- What Role Can AI Play in Sports?Wharton professors examine how the latest developments in AI, statistics, and data science impact the sports industry.…Read More
