What is Responsible AI Use?
In the latest Tepperspectives Video, Tepper School researchers Taya Cohen and Sofía Rodríguez Chaves look at how ethics and moral character influence responsible AI use in the absence of policy or regulations.
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Is Entropy the New Key to Accounting?
Tepper School researchers introduce Accounting Classification Entropy, a novel measure derived from information theory that quantifies the structural information in corporate financial reports, which is proven to be significantly associated with stock returns, trading volumes, and financial analysts' resource allocation.
Is AI Taking Jobs or Making Them Easier?
Tepper School faculty members Emily DeJeu and Brandy Aven discuss the future of artificial intelligence in the world of work.
Changing the Game With NIL
In the latest Tepperspectives Podcast, Tim Derdenger joins us to talk about NIL, student athletes, and competition in college football.
Why Secret Bids Help Taxpayers
Anh Nguyen, associate professor of economics, argues that not showing losing bids creates stronger competition in ocean oil and gas auctions, and generates more revenue for the government.
AI in the Classroom: Build Skills, Not Shortcuts
Professor Emily DeJeu argues that general-purpose AI tools like ChatGPT can hinder student learning by encouraging shortcuts, but custom-built AI systems designed for pedagogy are proving effective at amplifying skill-building and deep engagement.