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What senior leaders want to know about AI | MIT Sloan
This article was adapted from the May 2026 edition of the MIT Sloan School of Management’s monthly AI at Work newsletter. Sign up for AI at Work here. MIT Sloan Executive Education launched its first AI-focused course — Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Business Strategy — in 2017, and it’s been consistently popular since then. Nine
Unlocking potential: Why family businesses need to rethink how work gets done
For many family businesses, roles have traditionally been stable and clearly defined. Job titles, hierarchies and long‑established responsibilities have provided structure, continuity and identity, often over generations. KPMG’s insight piece Beyond skills: how tasks and AI are reshaping work challenges that model directly, arguing that it is no longer enough to organise around roles or
The Polsky Center Announces the Inaugural AI Research Commons Midwest Fellows Program Cohort – Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Published on Tuesday, May 19, 2026 The Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation today announced the inaugural cohort of startups selected to participate in the AI Research Commons (ARC) Midwest Fellows Program , a highly selective initiative designed to support inception-stage artificial intelligence companies emerging from leading Midwest research universities. Launched in collaboration with the
Researchers Improve AI’s Ability to Learn New Tasks Without Sacrificing Performance
A new framework allows AI models that have already been trained to learn new tasks without sacrificing performance when performing old tasks. The framework, called CHEEM, also improves an AI model’s operating efficiency by using fewer computational steps to perform simpler tasks. “CHEEM addresses two longstanding challenges for AI models: continual learning and adaptive intelligence,”
52% of employees call themselves AI experts—but are they?
Watercooler chitchat often serves as a bellwether for the latest technological tools. In the 1980s, it was likely about the company’s new fax machine. In the ‘90s, the dot-com boom was all the rage. Slowly but surely, we’ve evolved into the age of AI, which is now seemingly all anyone can talk about. And although
77% of security stacks include AI, but trust is lagging
Background of the malicious 7-Zip installer, and assessing its Impact Early in 2026, external researchers disclosed a malicious distribution campaign leveraging a trojanized installer masquerading itself as a legitimate 7‑Zip utility. Evidence suggests the campaign was active as of January 2026, during which victims were served a fake installer from 7zip[.]com, a highly convincing typo-squatted






