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Artificial Intelligence, Decisions, Digital IQ
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Artificial Intelligence, Decisions, Digital IQ
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No Matter the Question, ChatGPT wants to be First: New Research Reveals ChatGPT's Puzzling Bias for ‘Option A’

New Columbia Business School study finds A.I. tools like ChatGPT consistently favor the first option presented when evaluating choices—but aggregating results from multiple, differently-worded prompts cancels out the bias
Business Economics and Public Policy, Economics and Policy, Globalization, World Business
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Business Economics and Public Policy, Economics and Policy, Globalization, World Business
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New Rules of Global Trade: Measuring Geoeconomic Pressure

Geoeconomic pressure – such as tariffs, sanctions, and export controls – can disrupt supply chains, drive costly innovation, and create unexpected winners, according to Columbia Business School research
Business and Society, Leadership, Strategy, The Workplace
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Business and Society, Leadership, Strategy, The Workplace
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Experience Narrows the Leadership Ambition Gap

New Columbia Biz School research finds that women with more experience are just as likely as men to pursue higher-level positions, driven by self-confidenceBased on Research byKristina Wald, Mabel Abraham , Brian Pike , and Adam Galinsky
Business and Society, Ethics and Leadership, Leadership, Management
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Business and Society, Ethics and Leadership, Leadership, Management
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Why Aggressive Leaders Rise—and Why Some People Cheer Them On

New Columbia Business School research finds people’s worldviews determine whether they see aggressive leaders as competent—or clueless
Algorithms, Marketing
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Algorithms, Marketing
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The Silencing Effect of Recommendation Algorithms: How Personalizing Content is Reducing Conversation

Research from Columbia Business School Reveals How Personalized Content May Discourage Highly Engaged Consumers from Discussing the Domain
Marketing, Strategy
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Marketing, Strategy
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What Makes an Experience Feel “Special”? New Study is First to Unlock the Underlying Code

An extensive multi-method investigation reveals new insights and applications on how businesses can engineer “special” experiences for customers
Business and Society, Marketing, Strategy, World Business
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Business and Society, Marketing, Strategy, World Business
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Measuring Nationalism’s Business Payoff: How Firms’ Patriotic Rhetoric Drives Performance

A Columbia Business School study is the first to quantify corporate rhetorical nationalism, finding that Chinese firms nearly doubled their use of nationalist language and boosted returns.
Climate and Finance, Climate and Sustainability, Social Impact
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Climate and Finance, Climate and Sustainability, Social Impact
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One Key Corporate Challenge to Going Green: Rethinking the Cost of Capital

Analyzing corporate earnings calls, new Columbia Business School study finds companies perceive the cost of adopting greener practices to be lower since the rise of sustainable investing
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