Matt Chase
Chicago Booth Review
Can AI Map Wall Street’s Genome?
The same architectures used to process language could shed new light on financial markets.
Can AI Map Wall Street’s Genome?
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Can We Break Open AI’s Black Box?
Our understanding of how artificial intelligence ‘reasons’ is startlingly limited. Researchers are starting to fix that.
Can We Break Open AI’s Black Box?
What Adam Smith Didn’t Foresee About Capitalism
Market economies have evolved in ways that both confirm and challenge his ideas.
What Adam Smith Didn’t Foresee About Capitalism
Should AI Disagree with You?
Research suggests we shape our online queries in a way that confirms our views.
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What Leaders Can Do That Technology Can’t
Why management still matters in the age of AI.
What Leaders Can Do That Technology Can’t
Can AI Map Wall Street’s Genome?
The same architectures used to process language could shed new light on financial markets.
Can AI Map Wall Street’s Genome?
Rewatching Videos Can Lead to the Replay Illusion
A Q&A with Chicago Booth’s Kristin Donnelly about our tendency to confuse replay with repetition.
Rewatching Videos Can Lead to the Replay Illusion
The Hidden Cost of the Magnificent Seven
How market concentration can hurt fund performance.
The Hidden Cost of the Magnificent Seven
Would You Send Your Robot to the Gym?
When using AI, don’t neglect your leadership skills.
Would You Send Your Robot to the Gym?
Have We Been Overtraining Accountants?
An analysis contains a lesson about education specialization.
Have We Been Overtraining Accountants?
What Empty Shelves Can Teach You About Strategy
Making good strategic decisions requires getting familiar with the places those decisions play out.
What Empty Shelves Can Teach You About Strategy
The Invisible Hand of Adam Smith and Thomas Jefferson
Two documents celebrating anniversaries this year share a common fundamental insight.
The Invisible Hand of Adam Smith and Thomas Jefferson
Is Europe Falling Behind the US?
An expert panel considers the relative trajectories of two economies.
Is Europe Falling Behind the US?