AI Delivers Best Results When Paired with Human Insight

5 May 2026

A new academic study suggests that artificial intelligence is most effective when used to enhance human thinking and decision-making rather than replace it. Published in…

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Illusions of insight: When having some knowledge blinds us worse than none

16 September 2025

Chess is often celebrated as the archetypal strategic game because of its temporal complexity: the real value of a move may remain hidden until many…

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Employing the Phrase ‘Artificial Intelligence’ in Product Descriptions Lowers Buying Intentions

23 September 2024

A study by researchers at Washington State University found that including the term “artificial intelligence” in product descriptions may inadvertently harm sales. The research, detailed…

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When Should New Technologies Be Introduced?

7 September 2024

New research conducted by Bayes Business School (formerly Cass) demonstrates that being at the forefront of technology alone is insufficient for market success. However, the…

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Concerns Over Robot Anxiety Worsening Labour Shortages in Hospitality and Dining Sector

2 June 2024

Integrating robots to address labour shortages in the hospitality industry might have unintended consequences, suggests a study conducted by Washington State University. This comprehensive investigation,…

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Do companies need to sell expertise, components, or entire systems? This is the primary question that product managers and entrepreneurs must address

27 March 2024

A team of researchers from American University, University of Arizona, University of Texas-Arlington, and Texas Tech University have contributed a significant piece to the Journal…

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