In an era of increasing misinformation and political pressure to roll back the long-standing rights of businesses and investors to consider all material financial risks, academics play a key role in providing critical research, analysis, and thought leadership to inform policy and public opinion. Join Tensie Whelan, Director, NYU Stern…
The Wharton-Weitzman Future of Cities Conference is a student-led, faculty-advised event that brings together urban innovators and experts to discuss the trends, technologies, and policies shaping our cities. Past Sponsors: Honeywell, Hines, HR&A Advisors Past Speakers: Leah Johnson (CMO of Lincoln Center), Meera Joshi (NYC Deputy Mayor of Operations), David…
Socioeconomic Influences on Language Development: Neural Mechanisms of Risk and Resilience Rachel Romeo, Department of Human Development and Quantitative Methodologies, University of Maryland, College of Education Location: Goddard Labs, room 200, 3710 Hamilton Walk RSVP for in-person attendance here. RSVP for virtual attendance here. Each year the CNS Public Talk Series…
The Penn Program on Regulation, in collaboration with Perry World House and the Wharton Climate Center, invites you join us for a talk by Travis Rieder, Associate Research Professor and Director of Education Initiatives at the Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics. Drawing on his new book, Catastrophe Ethics: How to Choose…
The Wharton School’s Jacobs Levy Center will host a webinar featuring Nikolai Roussanov, the Moise Y. Safra Professor of Finance at Wharton. Professor Roussanov will present his paper, Common Risk Factors in the Returns on Stocks, Bonds (and Options), Redux, which explores the shared risk factors that are present among…
The following papers will be presented at this installment of the Zicklin Center Workshops in Normative Business Ethics. Workshops are pre-read. For access to the papers, please email Brian Berkey – bberkey@wharton.upenn.edu – or Amy Sepinwall – sepin@wharton.upenn.edu. • Elvira Basevich (UC-Davis), “A Duboisian Critique of Private Property: On Democracy and Economic Independence in the Reconstruction Era” • Tyler Re & Mike Gadomski (Penn & Coastal Carolina), “Sufficiency and Capitalism” • Carissa Veliz (Oxford), “The Do’s and Don’ts of Privacy in Corporate Settings”
This two-day conference explores the latest advances and urgent questions in people analytics, including upskilling, AI and the Future of Work, as well as unique networking opportunities with our diverse audience, including students, academics, and industry experts.
Once or twice in a generation, a general-purpose technology emerges that ignites innovation to the extent that multiple industries are utterly transformed. Think of discoveries like electricity or the internet. Today, research consistently supports the conclusion that generative AI is one of these rare general-purpose technologies and is on the…
This two-day in-person academic conference will cover themes on AI’s impact on employee experience, the necessity for reskilling and upskilling for an AI-driven future, and forms of collaboration between AI and humans in professional settings.
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