Despite the countless benefits that AI has contributed to health care, questions of liability with misuse remain largely unresolved.

Samuel Hodge elaborates on distinct positions local courts may hold regarding the government’s liability to compensate owners when police damage their property.

Anthony Di Benedetto provides budding scholars with advice to advance their careers in his newly published book.

Faculty and business leaders discussed how companies were adapting to work expectations and needs that were accelerated by COVID-19, Black Lives Matter, rapidly increasing digitalization and political and economic challenges.

Susan Mudambi and Pallavi Chitturi provide strategic guidance on how B2B CEOs can garner widespread renown on social media.

Mobile food pantries can increase food distribution and equity in underserved areas.

Augmented intelligence systems engage and develop employees by playing to their strengths.

Although tattoo recognition technology is helpful to identify perpetrators based on their body art, critics voice concerns with false identification.

Shallowfake and deepfake media are undermining individuals and deceiving viewers—but not much can be done to hold creators accountable.

How often do firms in peripheral economies hire foreign inventors from core economies? How about vice-versa?

Depending on the production process, it may be worth it to pay more for workers in economically advantaged countries.

Jason Thatcher provides a three-step guideline to help researchers identify and restore outdated research constructs.

Live-problem projects and client-consulting projects should be integrated into learning, based on levels of student experience and readiness.

B Corporations have been mobilizing in innovative ways to overcome corporate resistance to social responsibility.

Researchers can improve marketing strategies by learning how different neurophysiological responses can be used to predict distinct marketing outcomes.