In this podcast episode, we are joined by Professor Gianluca Sgueo to discuss the relationship between technology and democracy, the existence of a trade-off between privacy and efficiency in governance, and how technology influences our choice environments.
Behavioral science is growing quickly as a field. But there's always the question about how it can be practically applied within an organization. In this article, a behavioral scientist explores the world of tech products to understand where the subject can add value and how it can be used most effectively.
Large-scale automation will change how our jobs are organized, how we learn, and how companies make decisions. These effects will not just be seen at the office; likely, they will also spill over into our home lives in ways we might not expect.
While we’re quite accustomed to these probabilistic models for insurance, loans and the like, AI is upping the ante—potentially even changing the game.
While aging is inevitable, financial fraud in old age isn't. Elderly individuals in the US alone lose an estimated 3 billion dollars a year to financial scams. Our research offers insights into how we can prevent this troubling reality.
Why don't we use of all the available information, which could help us make important financial decisions?
Our cognitive functions are increasingly being outsourced to algorithms.
Data is the new oil, and algorithmic decision-making, as means of commoditizing data, is here to stay.
Despite making dating more convenient, dating apps may provide some behavioral barriers to our emotional health and decision making.
