A discriminating algorithm sparks less moral outrage than a human loan officer, study finds
People feel less moral outrage when an AI denies loans to minority applicants than when a human does. New research ...
People feel less moral outrage when an AI denies loans to minority applicants than when a human does. New research ...
Can loving your job too much ruin your personal life? A study of skilled craftspeople finds that deep professional identity ...
A study of Belgian business leaders and their staff finds that while cold-hearted and impulsive bosses are linked to worse ...
A new study reveals that expanding Medicaid under the ACA increased credit card borrowing by 0.38% per percentage point of ...
Remote work is often pitched as an easy way to help families grow and reverse falling birth rates. An analysis ...
A study of France’s 35-hour workweek shows the policy failed to create jobs on its own. A 3.8% employment loss ...
Employees sometimes lie or bend the rules to help their company succeed. New research reveals how psychopathic personality traits and ...
A study of Polish borrowers finds that feeling over-indebted is more strongly linked to struggles affording everyday needs than actual ...
A study by Stanford researchers finds that California's proposed 5% billionaire wealth tax could yield negative $38.9 billion in net ...
An analysis of 62 cryptocurrencies and over 112 million intraday trades reveals that investor herding peaks during calm, sluggish markets ...
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