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AI+Healthcare: From Potential to Impact
The AI revolution in healthcare has arrived: the challenge now is translating possibility into real-world impact. Columbia Business School’s AI+Healthcare initiative brings together leading thinkers and practitioners to shape what comes next—advancing the ideas and insight needed to transform how care is designed, delivered, and experienced.

Mental Health Is an Economic Crisis
Is AI Helping or Making it Worse?
Mental illness imposes recession-level costs on the economy. Columbia Business School professor Boaz Abramson explains how AI could potentially expand access to care.
Better Patient Care, More Effectively Delivered
How can we use AI to uncover hidden health clues and allocate resources more effectively?
Policy & Decisionmaking: Creating Governance and Trust
In healthcare, accountability is non-negotiable, and the cost of mistakes is human life. How do we establish the policy, liability, and governance frameworks needed for safe and trustworthy human-AI collaboration?
AI’s Transformative Impact on Mental Health and Wellness
AI has the potential to revolutionize mental health with crisis prediction and personalized care, but it also challenges workforce well-being. Balancing innovation with empathy is key.
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Asset Management at Columbia Business School
Columbia Business School has shaped how the world thinks about investing. Rooted in the tradition of Benjamin Graham and David Dodd, CBS combines rigorous fundamental analysis with access to world-class faculty and practitioners. Students develop the tools and judgment to make sound investment decisions grounded in discipline and a long-term perspective.
AI and the MBA: Preparing for a Changing Market
Why the Music Industry Should Run Toward Disruption
Warner Music Group CEO Robert Kyncl reflects on leading transformation at Netflix, YouTube, and now one of the world’s largest music labels.
The Real Economic Impact of AI Is Just Beginning
OpenAI Chief Economist Aaron “Ronnie” Chatterji discusses how AI is transforming productivity, work, and decision-making in the global economy.
Your Data is the New Capital
A new economic model shows how companies accumulate your information the way they once accumulated factories—and how that changes what you pay.
Why Feeling Poor Makes the Rich Spend More
Feeling financially constrained leads lower-income consumers to cut back, while wealthier consumers spend more, often to regain a sense of control.
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