Tepperspectives

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Edition 4

Innovating with AI: Startups, Privacy,
and Peer Empowerment

What role can artificial intelligence play in new startups? What are the downsides of micro targeting through third party cookies? Explore these topics and more in Tepperspectives, the thought leadership platform of the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University.

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What Makes Startups Successful?

Research reveals gig economy foundations and team networks as crucial drivers of startup success.

  • Entrepreneurship

Sally Parker

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AI-Informed Entrepreneurship

The Tepper School of Business is pioneering AI-informed entrepreneurship, integrating generative AI to revolutionize the startup landscape and empower future leaders.

  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Entrepreneurship

Sean Ammirati

Distinguished Service Professor of Entrepreneurship, Co-Founder, Corporate Startup Lab, Generative AI Fellow, Center for Intelligent Business

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Six Ways Peer Advising Empowers Entrepreneurs

Peer advising doesn’t just support entrepreneurs—it transforms their path to success. Learn six ways these groups drive growth, collaboration, and innovation.

  • Entrepreneurship

Meredith Grelli

Assistant Teaching Professor of Entrepreneurship, Director of Project Olympus

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The Hidden Risks of Micro-Targeting

Does micro-targeting really drive ad success, or could a broader approach help increase competition and revenue?

  • Artificial Intelligence

Minkyung Kim

Assistant Professor of Marketing

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Google’s Cookie Conundrum: Privacy and Ads

Google’s decision to give users the choice over third-party cookies impacts privacy and the future of targeted advertising.

  • Artificial Intelligence

Param Singh

Carnegie Bosch Professor of Business Technologies and Marketing; Associate Dean for Research

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How Incentives Can Help Stop Deepfakes

Deepfakes may spread lies, but they might also force the media to become more honest to maintain trust.

  • Artificial Intelligence

James Best

Assistant Professor of Economics

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Deepfakes and the Ethics of Generative AI

Generative AI technologies, like those used to clone David Attenborough's voice, raise ethical concerns about identity representation, consent, and the growing threat of deepfakes. As AI enables easier and more convincing fabrications, it challenges societal norms and highlights the need for stronger ethical and regulatory frameworks to protect individuals from misuse and misrepresentation.

  • Artificial Intelligence

Derek Leben

Associate Teaching Professor of Business Ethics

Past Editions

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Authenticity at Risk: Deepfakes and the Blockchain Battle

Explore the rise of political deepfakes and how blockchain technology may offer a solution to verify authenticity in this edition of Tepperspectives, the thought leadership site of the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University.

3 July 25, 2024
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Actionable DEIB: Creating A Culture of Inclusion

Examine a non-traditional approach to inclusivity, networking setbacks, and the role of sponsorship in this issue of Tepperspectives, the thought leadership site of the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University.

2 May 7, 2024
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AI in The Intelligent Future

Explore the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI), business, and human ingenuity in this inaugural issue of Tepperspectives, the thought leadership site of the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University.

1 February 20, 2024
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