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Generative AI: What it Does Well, and What It Doesn’t

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By Hillary Chabot
| babson.edu
Generative AI has taken the technological world by storm, offering immense potential in content creation, design, and even decision-making processes. Babson College Associate Professor of Practice in Management Peter Cohan investigated the impact of generative AI in his new book, Brain Rush: How to Invest and Compete in the Real World of Generative AI.
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Retailers Rethink Self-Checkout After Facing Hidden Costs

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By Hillary Chabot
| babson.edu
Originally marketed as a win-win for customers seeking shorter lines and for store owners looking to save on labor, self-checkout kiosks haven’t delivered for either group, leaving some experts wondering why they were installed so quickly. Peter Cohan, associate professor of practice at Babson College, questioned the rapid deployment of self-checkout kiosks at grocery, pharmacy, and other retail stores considering the unexpected costs in technology and increased theft.
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Allure of Collaborations in Starbucks x Stanley Limited-Edition Cup

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By Hillary Chabot
| babson.edu
How will you be saying ‘I love you’ to your nearest and dearest this Valentine’s Day? If you’re one of thousands who camped outside Target stores to nab a limited Valentine’s Day edition of a Stanley and Starbucks tumbler, your gift might come with a few bumps and bruises. Customers documented trampling, shouting, and even physical fighting on TikTok as shoppers rushed into Target stores January 3 to buy the hot-pink, 40-ounce Quencher for a cool $49.95.
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