Throughout history, systems thinking has been behind some of the world’s game-changing innovations—and in today’s complex, interconnected world, it’s more relevant than ever.
Artificial intelligence has quietly shaped our world for years, but the rise of generative AI—with its ability to innovate and create rather than merely analyze and predict—marks a significant turning point.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the workplace at an unprecedented pace. But along with this rapid evolution comes a host of challenges that many organizations and employees aren’t fully prepared to tackle.
What value do foundational skills in data science and statistics hold in a world dominated by AI and automation?
MIT xPRO is excited to announce a new course, Driving Innovation with Generative AI, that will explore the generative AI landscape and the future of productivity.
Credentials are an increasingly valuable indicator of competency and potential in today’s technical job market. In fact, many technical employers, such as manufacturers, prioritize certifications that demonstrate practical skills over traditional degrees.
Additive manufacturing is revolutionizing the way products are designed, produced, and serviced in industries ranging from aerospace to automotive to healthcare.
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A survey conducted by global consulting firm McKinsey & Company revealed that “during the first 12 months of the pandemic, top-decile economic performers innovated nearly twice as fast as their low-performing peers in generating new products and services.”
Once used primarily for prototypes and research and development applications, additive manufacturing (known more commonly as 3D printing or industrial 3D printing) is increasingly being used for end-use parts.
Is the financial sector posed to be an early adopter of quantum computing technologies? An increasing number of industry observers believe this to be the case.
