Tepperspectives

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Transactive Memory Systems in Trauma Care

Linda Argote joins us to discuss how trauma patients have reduced time in the hospital when critical care teams have experience working together, know who what, and have developed shared perceptions each member's expertise and skills.

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Can AI Really Transform Supply Chains?

Tepper School Professor Sridhar Tayur and Tinglong Dai, a Tepper School graduate and Johns Hopkins Carey Business School professor, join Emily DeJeu to discuss how AI can help improve supply chains, but also why it can't solve every problem.

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.

The Danger of Humanizing AI

Is it reasonable to speak about artificial intelligence and other technology in human terms? How does this affect our relationship with technology and ourselves?

Is Your Office More Creative Than You?

Sunkee Lee questions whether your "fun" office is creating inspiration or actually setting a cognitive trap that anchors your team's best ideas to the room instead of the future.

Grok, Ethics, and Generative AI

What should users consider when using generative AI to create or manipulate images of other people? What policies should companies adopt to ensure that their products don't cause harm? Ethicist Derek Leben joins the Tepperspectives podcast to discuss.

6 Reasons Why Prices Change in Real Time

With algorithmic pricing, the cost of goods and services can respond to immediate market conditions and situations. Doctoral student Liying Qiu and researcher Nikhil Malik discuss what this means for consumers.