Fans of central planning once hoped that computers would allow economies to get closer to the harmonious “Pluribus” model.

Randall Morck of the Alberta School of Business says economists too often regard people as "dynamic, stochastic optimization ...

If there was ever a demonstration of Jevons’ paradox, it’s the supercomputing sector. According to this law of economics, consumption rises, rather than falls, with production efficiency. William ...

Rick Western is the CEO of Kotter International, Inc., a consulting and training company advising organizations on leadership and change management. Partnering with the firm's founder, Dr. John Kotter ...

Candida Webb’s collages blend nostalgia with unease, using vintage children’s book illustrations and text to explore shifting language and hidden tensions. Friendly Fallout draws from Nevada’s atomic ...

LOS ANGELES — Legendary director Rob Reiner and his longtime wife have been found stabbed to death inside their Brentwood home — and investigators are eyeing the couple’s troubled adult son as a ...

AI promises a smarter, faster, more efficient future, but beneath that optimism lies a quiet problem that’s getting worse: the data itself. We talk a lot about algorithms, but not enough about the ...

Larger animals do get more cancer than smaller ones, overturning the 45-year-old “Peto’s paradox” which suggested no link between animal size and cancer risk Species that evolved larger body sizes ...

In 2010, Jeremy Jamieson led a classic experiment. He invited a group of students to take a practice GRE, which is the standardized test for graduate school admissions. Half the students received a ...