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Sara Brown

  • Senior News Writer and Editor, MIT
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Covering AI, data, and more at @mitsloan. Past: @vineyardgazette, @BostonDotCom, @COmatBU, @UW. Birds, baseball, Bravo.
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5 things to consider when working with AI

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By Sara Brown
| Flipboard
Apple Intelligence Now iPhone 17 won’t get iOS 27’s top-tier features, here’s why 9to5Mac - Ryan Christoffel • 39m iOS 27 has some exciting new Apple Intelligence upgrades coming, but you’ll need the most powerful iPhones to access some of them—and in a repeat of recent history, iPhone 17 won’t even make the cut. Here’s why. With iOS 27, the latest base iPhone gets excluded from select features—just like in … Technology 7 hours ago Are you using ChatGPT or Claude for writing work?
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5 things to consider when working with AI

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By Sara Brown
| MIT Sloan Ideas Made to Matter
This article was adapted from the May 2026 edition of the MIT Sloan School of Management’s monthly AI at Work newsletter. Sign up for AI at Work here. For a while, the conversation about generative AI — and then AI agents — was largely speculative. What might it do to our day-to-day work, our workplaces, our careers, and the economy? Artificial intelligence was like a new coworker, and we were anticipating its arrival. Now our AI coworkers have arrived in most workplaces and sectors.
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What senior leaders want to know about AI

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By Sara Brown
| MIT Sloan Ideas Made to Matter
This article was adapted from the May 2026 edition of the MIT Sloan School of Management’s monthly AI at Work newsletter. Sign up for AI at Work here. MIT Sloan Executive Education launched its first AI-focused course — Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Business Strategy — in 2017, and it’s been consistently popular since then. Nine years ago, however, executives were focused on the role of AI as part of larger digital transformation.
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