The Center for Applied AI hosts numerous events and opportunities for those interested in getting involved in our community. New job opportunities will also be posted here, so please check back if you ...
Drug price caps are meant to bring an array of benefits for patients and healthcare systems—improved access to essential and life-saving medicines, better public health outcomes, and reduced financial ...
ChatGPT set a record among consumer applications for racking up 100 million users within two months of its November 2022 launch. But just who’s tapping into the artificial intelligence platform ...
Your research has shown that the largest US companies have steadily accounted for a growing proportion of the country’s economic activity since 1900. How did you get interested in this topic? Growing ...
As a Chicago Business Fellow, you’ll attend classes in the evenings or on weekends, enjoying the same transformative academic experience and powerhouse faculty as all MBA students at Booth. Chicago ...
One of the goals of the 1934 Security and Exchange Act was to promote shareholder democracy through the proxy ballot. Ninety years later, this goal is far from being achieved. The rise of index funds ...
Fama-Miller Center pays tribute to John A. "Mac" McQuown, finance pioneer, entrepreneur, and founding member of the center.
Watch videos where students discuss why they chose their particular industry of interest and how Booth supported their path.
An algorithmic model reveals that a single factor explains nearly half of the predictable variation in who judges choose to jail: the pixels in the defendant’s mugshot. The mugshot remains highly ...
In this issue, we explore how large language models can help investors, why US policy makers should take a long look at 1997’s tax code, and how a history of water scarcity affects long-term thinking.
Thank you to the 1,217 alumni and friends who supported Chicago Booth at the Dean’s Society level and collectively gave $5,460,444 in Leadership-level gifts in 2023. All donors who gave $2,500 or more ...