AI and Transformative Tech, Innovation, Media and Technology
Digital Influencers at CBS
The research showcased below sheds light on the ongoing projects and noteworthy achievements of our faculty.
Innovation, Real Estate
Stijn van Niewerburgh on employers cutting jobs to trim costs. Should they be dumping office space instead?
Lego announced in January it was moving its headquarters from Connecticut to Boston. Last year, Meta closed one of its New York offices, and Twitter reportedly stopped paying rent on one of its buildings in San Francisco.
Data/Big Data, AI and Transformative Tech, Technology
Becoming Data Fluent
CBS builds a model curriculum for students who seek leading business roles in data-rich environments.
Faculty Views, Leadership, Strategy
Psychological Targeting
Professor Sandra Matz reveals how to find the pros among the cons.
Artificial Intelligence, Data/Big Data, Faculty Views
Connect the Dots or Be Replaced
Oded Netzer, the Arthur J. Samberg Professor of Business, shares his thoughts on ChatGPT, how to use data most effectively, and the essential qualities that future business leaders must possess.
Faculty Views, Future of Work, Real Estate, The Workplace
How the Future of Work Will Shape the Cities of Tomorrow
A CBS panel debates how a sharp shift toward remote and hybrid work will impact commercial real estate and reshape cities.
Artificial Intelligence, AI and Transformative Tech, Technology
'The Future Is GoingTo Be Nothing but Amazement'
Professor Hod Lipson, director of Columbia University's Creative Machines Lab, discusses the current state of AI and what the next waves of innovation could bring.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Leadership and Strategy
Making the Business Case for Second-Chance Employment
Five takeaways from the inaugural conference designed to draw greater attention to the employment barriers formerly incarcerated people face—and the steps necessary to remove them.
AI and Transformative Tech, Technology
The Dark Side of Crypto and the Tokenomics of Staking
Columbia University Digital Finance Seminar Series launched in Fall 2022. The series is jointly organized by the newly established Center for Digital Finance and Technologies within the School of Engineering and Applied Science, and by the Briger Family Digital Finance Lab within Columbia Business School. The goal is to provide a forum for the discussion of cutting edge research and technological innovation between practitioners and academics, in the broad area of digital finance and blockchain technology.
AI and Transformative Tech, Technology
Mechanism Design in Blockchain Protocols
Columbia University Digital Finance Seminar Series launched in Fall 2022. The series is jointly organized by the newly established Center for Digital Finance and Technologies within the School of Engineering and Applied Science, and by the Briger Family Digital Finance Lab within Columbia Business School. The goal is to provide a forum for the discussion of cutting edge research and technological innovation between practitioners and academics, in the broad area of digital finance and blockchain technology.
AI and Transformative Tech, Technology
Digital Currency Policy
Columbia University Digital Finance Seminar Series launched in Fall 2022. The series is jointly organized by the newly established Center for Digital Finance and Technologies within the School of Engineering and Applied Science, and by the Briger Family Digital Finance Lab within Columbia Business School. The goal is to provide a forum for the discussion of cutting edge research and technological innovation between practitioners and academics, in the broad area of digital finance and blockchain technology.
Artificial Intelligence, In Brief, Technology, Venture Capital
Student-Run Alleycon Features AI, DeFi, and Climate Tech
The annual technology conference returns to an in-person format with a day-long series of panels, speeches, and keynotes.
Entrepreneurship, In Brief
Four Alumni Awarded Lang Entrepreneurship Investment Funding
A spring round of investments in four new companies founded by alumni entrepreneurs.
Entrepreneurship, In Brief, Leadership
The 100/50 Celebration Kickoff Embraces a Legacy of Black Excellence
When Theodora Fonteneau Rutherford was admitted and became the first Black graduate of CBS, she changed the course of history and paved the way for many to follow.
Innovation, Leadership, Organizations
Business Ethics Prize Goes to KIND Snacks Founder Daniel Lubetzky
Lubetzky was honored at a ceremony in David Geffen Hall last April.
Business and Society, In Brief, Leadership, Organizations
Tackling Society's Most Pressing Challenges
The Hub will be a center of activity featuring seminars, luncheons, and broader audience events.
Cryptocurrency, Technology
Professor Omid Malekan and Cathy Wood expect a Bright Future for Decentralization Amid US Crypto Crackdown
The crypto space has always been known for its decentralized nature, a feature that has made it attractive to investors, entrepreneurs, and traders alike.
Artificial Intelligence, AI and Transformative Tech, Innovation
Oded Netzer on 7 Ways To Use ChatGPT Smartly To Increase Your Proficiency
ChatGPT is a fantastic tool to enhance your work productivity and make your tasks easier. With its impressive functions, it gives workers a productivity boost.
AI and Transformative Tech, Innovation, Real Estate
Stijn van Niewerburgh on employers cutting jobs to trim costs. Should they be dumping office space instead?
Lego announced in January it was moving its headquarters from Connecticut to Boston. Last year, Meta closed one of its New York offices, and Twitter reportedly stopped paying rent on one of its buildings in San Francisco.
AI and Transformative Tech, Innovation
Professor Omid Malekan on Dollar Stablecoins Are Great for Users and the US Government
Economist Omid Malekan responds to a recent CoinDesk editorial, arguing that stablecoins are worth the risk.