Is AI Increasing The Bias Against Women In The Workplace?
Research has identified a pattern of AI discriminating against women, giving humans even more reason to question the tech's integrity, trust, and ethics.
Why Leadership Needs Moral – Even Spiritual – Grit
Business schools are shifting toward embedding philosophy, ethics, and spirituality into leadership training. Drawing on core spiritual ideas which teach cooperation and teamwork, real change is being embedded in curricula and the classroom
Are We Running Out Of Time To Trust AI? Watching The Architects Take Risks We Can’t Undo
When TIME named the “Computer” its Person of the Year in the early 1980s, the mood was unambiguously optimistic. The personal computer promised productivity, creativity and empowerment. Four decades later, the architects of artificial intelligence inherit that legacy - but without its most convenient excuse. The Computer Pioneers Didn’t Know What They Were Unleashing. The Architects of AI Do.
Millennials, Values, And The Emotional Costs Of Global Careers
Millennials are demonstrating that talent today chooses employers as carefully as employers choose talent.
What Makes An “Ideal” Leader? Well, It Changes…
The change of President from Trump to Biden not only shifted policy but also reshaped the qualities that the American public-knowingly or not-values in its leaders.
The Dark Side of Charitable Organisations
New RSM research found that charities' perception of their own moral goodness can lead to unethical behaviour.
Five Questions About Tax Evasion And Exemption, Answered By Business Schools
In this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes. Reflecting on the reveal of widespread abuse of tax systems in Europe and the US by companies such as BlackRock in 2018, leading business school experts share their research and insights on how to prevent such events happening again, and how organisations and individuals can act more ethically.
Top Five Ethical Missteps Made In Consulting
With an increasingly socially conscious and morally-driven generation of business professionals now entering the arena, does the consultancy sector need to reconsider how to operate more ethically?